Home - News of Wednesday 16 June 2010

Use of nuclear energy is still high on govt's agenda - Oteng-Adjei
Ghana to begin oil exploration off Tema coast
Angolan President on a three-day State visit to Ghana
CSO's express concern on spate of oil spillage in Ghana
Legal regime too expensive in Ghana - Nana Oye
Attorney-General seeks a robust SFO to take up crime
DVLA reserves right to allow private operators in vehicle testing
Ex-Yendi DCE, others appear in court for the murder of Ya Na
Parliament unveils in- House Constitutional Review Committee
Minister calls for funds to pursue children's' right
Govt expects to reduce dependency on donors by 2012
Ghana opens ultra-modern document fraud detection centre
Ghana's game-winning penalty kick almost costs him an ear
Concerns Expressed Over Ghana's Oil
Ghana needs $200m to tackle sanitation- Bagbin
$1.5bn STX Housing project is for holistic community dev't -Bagbin
Delegation from KNUST Visits MCEER
President and MPs should be put on SSSS - Tema residents
IFC guarantees support to Ghana's development aspirations
ADB to spread to potential agricultural areas
Over thousand Ghanaian soccer fans pitch camp in Western Pretoria
Review utility tariffs to meet the pockets of workers
Ghana's betterment calls for change in individual's world view - Adams
Help to save the local textiles industry
Teachers given cash to hold extra classes for JHS pupils
No disturbances in registration exercise in Cape Coast
President Mills returns from South Africa
European Commission assists flood victims
Minister launches conference on media and democracy
Faulty aircraft leaves Vice-President Mahama stranded
Court orders "Jesus One Touch" to hospital
UT Financial Services shares to trade under new entity UT Bank
GNPC, Tap Oil and others sign agreement
Ghana Revenue Authority outdoors logo
Accra bourse index continues descent
Ghanaian students to vote by biometric system