Home - News of Thursday 5 February 2004

Scandal Rocks President's Office - Part III: Killing The Story
Govt would make substantial progress in 2004
Government Announces Major Tax Reliefs
The President did the right thing - GAF
State Appeals Against Bail For Alleged Drug Barons
CPP Prez Candidate Sued For Non-Payment Of Tax
"NDC is like an impotent man"
No Attack On JJ's House - Daily Guide
Kofi Annan Peace Keeping Centre Burgled
Ghanaian suspected of committing crimes against humanity arrested in USA
African Gold extends Ghana interests
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 2004 BUDGET STATEMENT
Print Media Monitoring for 5th February, 2004
We cherish funeral more than education - DCE to students
Two stowaways found dead
Father 68, was flogged by soldiers
"2003 was a period of consolidation" - Osafo Maafo
Why are you so down after the good news? - Senior Minister asks Minority
Ghanaians happy with unchanged petroleum prices
Domestic debt /GDP ratio to be reduced
Economic "Think Tanks" absent at budget presentation
Govt to commit money to commercial production of cocoa by products
Europeans face stiff penalties in Ghana drugs case
Govt To Make $285.2m HIPC Debt Savings
BUDGET: Govt outlines discretionary payments
BUDGET: Ministries to programme non-taxable revenue
BUDGET: GCNet Processing Fee to be abolished
BUDGET: Import duties on aluminium ingots halved
Board of Governors commends school staff, students.
IGP asked senior police officers to use their discretion judiciously
BUDGET: Ghana to build more reserves
BUDGET: Overall budget deficit equivalent to 1.7 of GDP projected for 2004
BUDGET: Total receipts for 2004 24,853 billion cedis
BUDGET: Enhancing social services
Ministry's policy is to produce resourceful youth