Home - News of Wednesday 17 September 2003

Ministers cited for supporting land guards
There Was No Coup Attempt - Minister
Rawlings To Attend Fund Raiser In Washington
2004 Elections in danger
Speaker of Parliament returns from holiday
Rawlings Denied VIP Treatment In London?
Ghana Embassy Appeals For Support And Funds
Hawa Yakubu Ordered To Return Car Or …
Kwame Peprah Sick At Ho Prisons
IMF Policies Put Govt In Dilemma
Bidders Conference On Railways
Economy Facing Difficulties ?
TOR Risks Sanctions
Ministry to set up Authority for privatisation of Railway sector
HFC keyed for Banking Operations
Woman asks for reasons for the killing of her husband
Four Envoys present Letters of Credence to President Kufuor
Denmark supported Decentralisation programme
Pastor charged for buying stolen cars
Traditional leaders call for review of laws on individual's privacy
Dismissed Ghana Telecom workers appeal to President Kufuor
ActionAid supports CHRAJ with 107 million cedis
Defence Ministry assures Military Hospital staff on strike
Rawlings uses public departure to US
TUC official appeals to President not to sign health bill
Prison Officers reject a hermaphrodite
Stable govts have positive impact on maternal health
Prof Mills says NDC will not be intimidated
Govt determined to modernize the railway system
Appeal made to Ministry of Interior
NUGS want NEPAD to be reshaped
Ghana hosts APU meeting
Government lifts curfew in parts of Dagbon
Organised Labour to demonstrate against SSNIT deduction.
Akuse Prisons locks its doors against the Media
African Connections awards exhibitors
NGOs asked to shift emphasis to responsibilities
Ghana's Gateway Concept Under Threat