Home - News of Tuesday 6 November 2007

Speaker and deputy 'abandon' parliament?
The oil must flow soon -Gov't
'419' Marriages Do Not Help in DV Lottery
Africans Lack Confidence - Otumfuo
Ghana ready to learn from Norway
Fiscal and monetary disciplines critical to tame inflation - Governor
Experts brainstorm on intellectual property in drugs
Canadian delegation call on CJ
Copyright Investment Bank in the offing
Govt is neutral in Anlo dispute -Bartels
Book on Ghana's energy crisis launched
Storm drains to be constructed across the country
President urges SDA College to assist in fighting poverty
GT relocates 620 payphones across the country
Association of software and IT services launched
Veep is a card-bearing member of NPP
Customers of a rural bank appeals to BoG for retrieval of deposits
BoG increases prime rate at 13.5%
Stanchart rewards customers
Housing data shows backlog of about 500,000
Vice President swerved by NPP
Corporal punishment still banned - Teachers reminded
Anlo Bloodbath: Gov't Dismisses NDC's Accusation
U.N. secretary-general suspected Ghana
EDITORIAL: When are We Going to Learn?
British, Ghanaian teenager convicted for sodomy
Head of Diasporan Mission calls on Ga Mantse
Scancem Bribed NDC
Leakage of Confidential Documents from NPP Headquarters
Water level at Akosombo Dam
Kasoa new market gutted by fire
Educational reform is to enhance human resource development
Addo-Kufuor is a hypocrite - Ocquaye
Banking and Insurance Fair opens
SPPC to increase production of toilet rolls
Administrators to discuss challenges