Home - News of Friday 14 February 2003

FBI Raids Ghanaian Shop In Ohio
New Ivory Coast PM To Meet Rebels in Ghana
NPP chairman to vomit ?50m?
No decision on minimum wage
NPP Giving Nation Over-Dose Medication - Mills
Accra workers want 68 per cent wage rise
Ghana would not lose her soul - Kufuor
GMA condemns strike action
Tripartite Committee to meet again on Monday
Immigrants put aside fears to be U.S. citizens
Minister of Information Still In Hospital
Minority Mourn In Parliament
Alhaji "Turncoat" Inusah Down And Out
Ivory Coast Rebels Arrive in Ghana for Talks
Under pricing of fuel was a major economic problem - Kufuor
Pay-phone systems are being manipulated - GT
"I will like to be Osafo-Maafo's student" - Mills
Establishment of law and order is gaining root -JAK
Road levy and tolling to be scrupulously collected - Kufuor
President expresses concern about record keeping in Ghana
Accra to be regenerated - Kufuor
Gov't to encourage learning of French in Ghana
Government to develop fibre optic backbone
Police Hospital stops staff from going on leave
KATH doctors decide not to join strike action
Two Women Narrate Woes At NRC
HIV/Aids Prevention Campaign Launched
President's Address was unimpressive
State of Emergency in Dagbon Traditional Area extended
GREL case adjourned because witness was not available
Junior doctors at KATH support colleagues at Korle-Bu
Sikagoga disease resistant plantain introduced to farmers