Home - News of Friday 22 August 2003

The public see the Police as corrupt - Study
Central Region - Poorest Region In Ghana
Fate Of Tarzan Depends on JAK - Nduom
VAT to maximize revenue collection
Govt Policies Will Not Be Based On Politics -JAK
Daily Graphic Editor elected GJA President
UTAG will not call off strike until...
Forker 27 passengers discharged
Major Events Expected
Rawlings' Admirer Loses Job
Information Minister Challenges NDC, But ...
Gomoa Ajumako Omanhene convicted for contempt
Govt spends 15 billion cedis on Dagbon conflict
Ghana veto no worry to Randgold
NDC MPs Are Hypocrites - Dagbon Congress
New GJA President's Eligibility Challenged
President Kufuor commissions $700K Telecom Station
Enthusiastic crowd welcomes President at Obuasi
EDITORIAL: Traversty Of Justice
VEEP urges ECOWAS member-states to honour financial obligation
GNAT Says No ... Look Elsewehere Not SSNIT Fund
Public Angry Over VAT Increase
Minister To Fall
Ghana Sends Troops to Bolster Liberia Peacekeepers
Minority in Parliament states its position on NHIS
Market Index posts another impressive performance at weekend trading
ILO asks Police to arrest child labour offenders
Lets invest in education- Churcher
Streetism is a national disaster - Yeboah
President Kufuor appeals to workers to exercise restraint
VAT Service undertakes distress action to recover monies
Ghana wants ECOWAS to prioritise railway link to Member-States
Two new cassava varieties released to boost PSI
Medical and Dental practitioners call for further training
National House of Chiefs codifying stool lineages
Facilitate free movement of goods in Sub-Region - Aliu advises