Home - News of Thursday 29 September 2005

Journalists are losing respect -GBA
Ghana to raise the profile of internal security
Ghana favourable for business - World Bank
Ghana Bar Association retains executives
Minister appeals micro finance institutions to expand
CJ identifies yardstick for constitutional rule
Govt will make judicious use of debt cancellation - DCE
Check against misuse of foreign aid
Ministry to initiate Municipal Bonds for assemblies
300 Youth business plans waiting for approval
Government asked to review Curriculum
Operation Calm Life re-launched
LAWA - Ghana builds consensus on draft regulation for domestic workers
GIS to eliminate non-professionals in the field
Ministry to work to improve upon gender equality - Minister
Teachers in Sekondi-Takoradi on strike
Water Directorate holds donor meeting
Stock market inches up in dull session
Tourism stakeholders should work to check road accidents
Minister dispels rumour about NHIS
Phone Bugging ... We Warned You -Palaver
Investments are secured - Minister assures investors
Companies urged to institute effective monitoring, surveillance systems
Magistrates, Judges hold Annual General Meeting
Police warn of new tricks on highway robbery
University of Ghana Council receives report
Members of GHATEX educated on VAT benefits
Iranian Trade Delegation explores business opportunities
EDITORIAL: So Why Did Bartels Say It?
Chief Demands ?4.5bn From Anglogold
New York University in Ghana inaugurated