Home - News of Thursday 18 August 2011

STX sacks Ghana director
Pastor rapes five sisters
94 per cent of Ghanaian parents endorse corporal punishment - Survey
German In Kidnap Saga At Ashaiman
Don't disturb national peace - President Mills
NLA chickens out of suite against Gaming Commission
Daasebre calls for competition
Asante Bediatuo Has Failed To Clear Akufo-Addo
Media War Against Mills Fails
AFAG statement on Gas Shortage
Fifi Kwetey: No government drops money into pockets of people
Leave My Husband Alone – Bishop Obinim’s Wife
Asaga slams Nduom on Better Ghana criticism
Oil service port for Takoradi
I’m ready to lead CPP to victory in 2012 election
Rawlings participates in South Sudan’s admission to AU
Anyidoho must admit his mistakes - Kweku Baako
GPRTU acquires alcoholmeters to test drivers
Govt developing "Common Targeting Mechanism"
International Literacy Day launched in Accra
Ghana Chapter of Open Forum on Agricultural Biotechnology launched
Plan Ghana to support govt's strategic devt programmes
COCOBOD steps up campaign against child labour
Mills participates in on-going Volta Regional Policy Fair
Let's put premium on good moral training - Kufuor
Ghana to host workshop on Cyanide Management
Mills urges internal auditors to live up to expectation
Credit Union Bill to be passed into law soon - Dr Duffuor
Police remains focused to ensure internal security 96 DCOP Kudalor
More 'Chop Chop' At Public Account Hearing'
BK Asamoah: I'm Still STX Ghana Boss
Newmont Ghana reaffirms its commitment to ....