Home - News of Thursday 19 February 2009

Govt to stamp out drug trafficking in Ghana
Fiscal Deficit Reached 15% of GDP in 2008
Mills 'to cut luxuries'
The State of the Nation Address -Full Text
Kufuor smiles through "the storm"
Presidency Expenditure
Mills pledges to pursue Accra Plains Irrigation Project
Farmers gain support from Bill & Melinda Gates
Mills: Govt to have vigorous foreign policy
Presidency would not constitute burden on taxpayer - Mills
Appointments of Metropolitan/Municipal/DCEs revoked
New Greater Accra Minister takes over from I.C Quaye
EC to consider electronic registration
Govt. Transition Team dismiss allegations of former Chief of Staff
Revenue from oil and gas would be used to tackle poverty - President
Mills: Government to undertake several road projects
Barclays Ghana donates A320,000 to enhance ICT education
Accra bourse index again closes flat
Media Development Fund starts operating in 2010
KMA owes waste collection contractors GH¢60,645
Mpiani - Powerless Muscles
The current state of the macro economy of Ghana
Minister Pledges Lasting Legacy
Chief calls for national conference on funerals
‘I Would Slash Your Throat’
Philips introduces new sustainable lighting products
Social responsibility must be crucial for organisations- Commissioner
St. Louis Students win top SHS International Awards
PAWA signs agreement with Google
Stop noise over ex-gratia - Kufuor
Ghana's Maturing Democracy is Good Reference
MPs give views on Mills' address
Mills outlines Agenda for Education and Health
Mills delivers maiden State-of-the-Nation address
Pay structure should be based on creativity, productivity - Prof. Adei
GES explains reengagement of teachers
Mills calls for teamwork, unity in State of the Nation Address