Home - News of Wednesday 1 April 2009

Fuel Prices To Go Up
Government would meet the challenges in the housing sector- Abongo
Editorial: Nigerians Educating Their Kids in Ghana
Slower growth in developing world in 2009
How ¢7billion was Dished Out To Phony Company
Accra Daily Mail Relaunches As The Mail
Tribal Tempers Flaring
Chief Justice to attend Commonwealth Law Conference
Newly trained teachers urged to accept postings to remote areas
Gruesome murder at Statesfarm
Justice Adinyira to serve at UN Appeals Tribunal
GIJ to become research hub - Rector
Higher death, school drop-out threaten poor countries
MTN launches online recharge service
Police commander warns foreigners
UNICEF launches State of the World's Children 2009 Report
ECOWAS urged to implement its protocol
Samia Nkrumah calls on Nkrumahists to unite
Nominee calls for review of law on causing financial loss to the State
We would not compromise on the Single Spine Salary Structure-GNAT
Government urged to waive tax on goods for charity
Vice President interacts with MCA executives
GNPC, Vanco, LUKOIL sign new petroleum agreement
Government reacts to new fuel prices
Nsawam Prisons to host additional courts
GSB to upgrade laboratories
UK lauds Ghana's proposed Ministerial Council on Environment
Climate change could affect food production - Panellists
Netherlands to assist Ghana fight "dumping" from Europe
David Newton Resumes Position As GIJ Rector
Government to nib accident activities in bud
Massive looting at Ministries
JJ must be watched closely -NPP Chairman