Home - News of Thursday 17 July 2003

Relief Items Diverted
Auditor-General Defends Wereko-Brobby
NAGRAT threatens to take GNAT to court over deductions
External degree students protest against new fees
Tema Fishing harbour to have a face-lift
Criteria must be complemented by healthy financial system
Unless rich countries keep their promises...
Nationwide launch of NEPAD begins next week
UN Secretary-General lauds appointment of Adeniji
SMEs interested in listing to benefit from APDF subsidies
Don't pay registration fees for funds
Some 110,000 new jobs to be created
Stop politicising the cocoa spraying exercise
Liberians fail to sign Comprehensive Peace Agreement
Parents reminded of law forbidding child labour
Provide facilities at park - Wildlife Ranger
Susu Company holds workshop for customers
Underclass sentiments buoyed amendments to Labour Bill
Second Agric Fair launched
Installations of streetlights in Kumasi on schedule
NMC is to ensure standards - Media urged
Trial of former police constable to start on July 22
I will continue my developmental agenda - Otumfuo
No compensation for the death of daughter
Ex-Prisoner Officer wants to know why he was tortured
Dzirasah heads delegation to ECOWAS Parliament
Upper East - a good tourism destination
NEPAD, a driving force - Kufuor
Ghana Education Trust Fund yields dividend
Whole village beaten because of palm wine
Major Events Expected Today
Haber Team to Visit Ghana
WAEC in dire straits; member nations default payments
Weather Forecast
GREL Case: Investigator Failed to Contact Auditors
Kufuor is not confused - Commey
Campaign alone not enough for winning elections
Auditor-General recommends independent technical and financial audit of VRA
CPP calls Freddie Blay to order
Boafo appeals to students to set up economic enterprises
Rawlings' request is strange - Nana Akomea
President Kufuor returns home from Abuja
Immediate objectives of SRP have not been met - Report