Home - News of Thursday 5 March 2009

Public Debt Stock reaches 8 billion dollars
Government to drastically cut expenditure - Duffuor
Finance Minister Presents Budget Today
Committee to investigate Ghana Post
Tripartite Committee reconvenes next week
Water Could Cause Another World War
Traders urged to buy tomatoes from Upper East farmers
Ghana needs proper time management to speed up development
GCB assures customers of smooth operations
SSNIT pensioners asked to renew life certificate every six months
Ghana asked to establish stringent measures to check sex-tourism
Wulugu Naaba elected President of National House of Chiefs
Collapse of state-owned African airlines blamed on lack of accountability
UN calls for end to violence against women
Government repeats pledge to invest in people
Government to adopt four broad themes to tackle challenges
Government to reduce petroleum taxes
Free school uniform for 1.6 million pupils in public basic schools
Government to vigorously tackle unemployment - Minister
Nigerian airline increases flights to Ghana
Police to investigate attack on NPP activist in Kumasi
Minister pledges to work with chiefs
Al-Bashir congratulates President Mills
Ministry to provide reliable energy supplies
Government to restructure NHIS
Ministry to construct new treatment plant at Akuse
Agriculture is strength of Ghana's industrial growth: Duffuor
Duffuor: World crisis to affect Ghana's exports
More than 11 million Ghanaians now use mobile phones
Mixed reactions to budget statement in Tema
Influx of cheap foreign products crippling SMEs
Govt to directly monitor NCA/mobile operators
Govt sold 11,000 computers last year
Mills challenges youth for Ghana's development
Government to security of the state - Duffuor
Separation of Justice Ministry from AG
Govt to implement projects for good governance
Government to boost Tourism
Mining Companies to be monitored
Energy sector faces financial challenges - Duffuor
Petroleum taxes reduced
Trial of three Chinese in sex trade case begins
Govt to convene all-party conference on education reforms
Leave the Children Out of It - Veep Warns Bawku Protagonists
Trade Ministry to establish Tariffs Advisory Board
Osafo-Marfo urges government to stabilize the cedi