Home - News of Wednesday 2 September 2009

Government will fulfil its promises - President Mills
Govt should begin the anti-corruption drive from within- ICC
3-Year SHS programme starts next year - Tettey-Enyo
150kg Cocaine Seized at Tema Harbour
$600,000 per game on Black Stars is small -GFA
Prudential Bank opens branch at Abeka
Mills calls for greater economic co-operation between sister African nations
African scientists in final race to outdoor malaria vaccine
Children in deprived districts to get school uniform
AMA fees, rates to go up by 10 per cent
Appeals court grants applications of Bawku Central MP
Minority calls on Finance Minister to be consistent
Accra hosts training programme for African Journalists
Minister says public financial management is deficient
TIGO: Mobile penetration in Ghana is 47 per cent
Broadband providers call for tax exemption
NDC Swindles Businessman |
NPP Boss Arrested
Senator Edward Kennedy – An Extraordinary Public Servant
Heavy rainfall destroys properties in Upper East
Africa lacks modern technological initiatives - Educationist
Ghana to ratify two Conventions on small arms
Universities should undertake joint research- Minister
Mills Bounces JJ
GCB opens its 152nd branch at Circle
Govt to implement interventions to address problems of the private sector
Communities to be sensitized on challenges of gold mining
Govt. to set up committee to draft Public Broadcasting Bill
Togbe Afede to lead people to climb mountain to promote tourism
Government undertaking reforms against external economic shocks
Government has no intention of dismissing NYEP workers
SHS placement to be finalized by September 28
Kumasi residents angry with Anloga wood workers