Home - News of Tuesday 4 November 2003

Economy is on track, but ...
?9.6 Billion Embezzled At DVLA
National Petroleum Planning Committee inaugurated
Ghana and China forge closer economic ties - Kufuor
Finance Minister outlines govt's outlook for rest of 2003
Bank of Ghana reduces Prime Rate by 2%
Govt fulfils commitment to transfer of resources
Ghana's gross international reserve improving
Government to increase support for Utility Companies
GPRS to yield gains- Osafo-Maafo
B.K. Adama to be given state burial
Ghanaians warned of dangers in travelling to Russia
"Repay Government Loans" - Minister
Foreign Affairs Minister in Burkina Faso
GBL to sponsor more programmes
NRC Counsel restricts Witness to written statement
CHRAJ Investigates Car Loans For MPs
Armed Robbers Strike In Broad Daylight
Witness pleads for retrieval of car at NRC
Govt places premium on employment creation
Asuma Banda Cries Foul
South African Food Retailer opens 3 shops in Ghana
Print Press Review For Nov. 4
Amend Or Repeal "Causing Financial Loss" Law
Papa Ankomah Saves Ghana
Six companies donate towards Farmers' Day
Socialist Forum Rejects Non-Surrender Deal
Summary Of TV Breakfast Shows
Summary Of Phone-Ins
Osafo-Maafo advises commercial banks to reduce lending rates
KNUST SRC tells govt to satisfy UTAG to avoid strike
Budget made gains- Finance Minister
Local currency remains relatively stable
Potential for soybean production under utilised.
Review of Economic Performance, laid before Parliament
Audit Service to be strengthened to fight corruption
HIPC yields 1.14 trillion cedis - Finance Minister
Ghana sold for four million dollars- Asaga