Home - News of Friday 22 May 2009

President appoints more Board Members
NPP Plans Massive Demo
Mpiani dares govt to prosecute him
Lab tests confirm eight wild polio cases
Ghana to issue biometric passport next year
Okponglo stretch of Tetteh Quarshie - Madina Road opens to traffic
Security services to be part of new national pension scheme - Bediako
Minister orders police to clear hawkers on road
Government has no dealings with Yahuda Security - Deputy Minister
Women groups ask for ratification of ILO Convention
GIS does not issue passports - Regional boss
2010 Census In Danger
Aqua Vitens Days Are Numbered
Collection of rent tax is a major challenge to Internal Revenue Service
Mumuni woos investors from Mumbai
GHS and Health Port asked to collaborate to curb infectious diseases
Galamsey activities pose danger to water treatment plant
Amenfiman Rural Bank loses money in its strong room
UEW and Central Connecticut State University sign memoranda
WFP gives scholarship to 74 brilliant girls
GJA extends deadline for entries
School in the UK donates ICT equipment
Spanish government honours Tsegah
Narh Appointed Second Deputy Governor Of BOG
Gov’t Has No Dealing With Yahuda Security
Barclays Ghana and AED launch Education Project
Accra bourse ends week down
World Bank holds forum on disclosure policy
AU/ECOWAS Days launched
Six cocaine suspects before Fast Track Court
Maritime academy to purchase patrol boats for Volta Lake
IMF staff mission makes progress on possible program
Massive Fraud At Varsity
Bagbin Pours Venom on Sekyi Hughes