Home - News of Tuesday 15 June 2004

Students to resist increases in tertiary school fees
Kufuor Knows Loan Is A Scam -Bagbin
Ghana Hits HIPC Completion In July
GSD needs semi-autonomous status
Growth must be propelled by structural change - Prof. Aryeetey
Insurance Companies urged support road safety activities
Rawlings? Man Sacked From NRC
Mrs. Rawlings Cited In $125,000 ?Bribe? Scandal
AIJC given accreditation
National Hunger Task Force launched
You are like crabs - Nana Akomeah tells Chiefs
Rainwater finds ways into drains
NPP would not use state resources for electioneering campaigns
Parliament Sits For 17 Minutes
Birth Registration In Upper East Encouraging.
Defecation in classrooms; teachers boycott classes
Support Govt efforts to make health services open to all - Aliu
Kumasi High School closed down
Pensioners to exercise restraint over increase
Information on Cocaine Dealers came from London
Auto-Technician fined for forging Ministers Signature
PMI Ventures completes buyout of Ghana concession
Economies of developing are dependent on environment -Okyenhene
National Black Chamber of Commerce calls on Jake
Chris Asher In Fresh Trouble
Lid Blown Off: Pastor Gone Bonkers
Ex-minister, Colleague To Be Freed
Visiting US scholar lauds establishment of computer laboratories
Witness apologises at NRC
Techiman to get Tomato Processing Factory
Capt Tsikata cross-examines NRC Witnesses
Minister identifies gap in housing industry
Reject parties that downplay national interest - Nana Akomea
Journalists to improve skills in economic reporting