Home - News of Monday 1 August 2005

Gold Exports Up By 6.6%
Cabinet to consider draft water policy
GMA gives govt ultimatum
Govt to intensify fight against drug trafficking
Teachers urged to stay at home and teach
PAWA for Libya
Public Sector Reform would be .... - Dr Nduom
Saudi Embassy to open book of condolence
GSE commences daily trading
Newmont Board of Directors approves Akyem Project
Let SMEs feel part of "Golden Age of Business"
Bourse index falls on GCB loss
Ghana spends $20 million on community water and sanitation
VALCO starts work
Public Hearing on Bills held in Takoradi
We will not cave in - Bagbin
Patriotic army officer sacked
Parliament Ends First Session
Government urged to assist private schools
COMMUNIQUE -Ordinary Meeting Of The Assembly Of Governors
Serious flaws in local govt system
Brakwa-Breman Rural Bank makes profit in 2004
Referendum should decide whether DCEs should be elected
GIAL begins operation on Tuesday
Court Annuls President Kufuor's Orders
Mass job losses at Tema Port
MP named in GCD ?looting? spree
"Ghanaians attitude to time is disgusting"- Quashigah
PURC Maintains Tariffs For Next Quarter
Legon Lecturers Flee Classroom
Debt cancellation runs into a wall
Adansi Rural Bank posted 1.4 billion cedis profit
GMA takes Government on allowances
$756m needed for safe water and good sanitation
Offshore pipeline construction begins on August 23
Assembly rejects sale of Low Cost Houses
AIDS Commission says it is concerned about stigmatisation