Home - News of Tuesday 2 March 2004

AIDS WATCH: Use of Condoms- Men 6%, Women 2%
JAM Strikes Today
I will re-open investigations into death of Ya-Na - Mills
Four Companies Show Interest In Ghanair
Tsikata's Dream Shattered
Gov't Secures $17m From Siftel To Support SMEs
Government is sympathetic to civil servants agitations
GT to introduce new features to promote Internet usage
GETFund donates to College of Health Sciences
EC must ensure registration does not lead to disenfranchisement - Prof.
Media must be fair and objective - Prof Mills
Kufuor's handling of corruption unacceptable - Mills
Govt to take delivery of 500 tractors from India soon
Parliament Approves Works and Housing Budget
KMA alerts public on allocation of stores
Visa agent granted 40 million cedis bail
Dr Nduom advises on efficient use of energy
'Gen Mosquito' Threatens Court Action Against A-G
Low Voter Turn Out Expected In Election2004
Squatters on REDCO land ejected
Selormey goes AWOL, court adjourns
Ghana pays $300,000-a-year to "Mother of AGOA"
Three die in accident
Cement Firms Cheating Public
Chief Justice urges Ghanaians to resist coups
UG Vice-Chancellor orders audit into SRC accounts
Spill From Ghana Airways Causes Panic
Ghana's UN Ambassador visits Israel
Full Text of Prof. J. A. Mills' Press Conference
MPs deplore barriers between ECOWAS
Niger Ambassador bids farewell to Kufuor
Stop criticizing the Rawlings? Administration - NPP MP
AIDS Scandal: Top Politician Sues Girl Friend
IRS Commissioner Refutes NDC Chairman's Claims
Mass Disconnection Helps GT
Chief Condemns Use of Condoms
Professor Mills promises truthful leadership
Parliament approves 22.4 billion cedis for NCC
Budget of Employment Ministry approved
I will not be vindictive - Mills
Ghana needs a Vehicle Assembly Plant- Kyeremanteng
President Kufuor urges bankers to chart a new course