Home - News of Tuesday 2 April 2013

Supreme Court can work without live telecast – Ben Ephson
Starbow passengers threaten legal action
PURC to attract investments into energy sector
Power crisis over by end of April - VRA
Pirated software puts MDAs at risk
NLA cautions illegal lottery operators
NDC plots against 3 NPP gurus uncovered
MoTI to enforce ban on secondhand goods
Local industries asked to innovate
Koku Anyidoho's position scrapped
Job 600 is in good shape - MP
Gov’t will fix the economy – Keta MCE
Ghana risks running out of clean water in 12years
Emphasis on exams has rendered BECE irrelevant – Prof. Addy
Election Petition: Don't pressurise Supreme Court - Dr. Appak pleads
EDAIF under review
EC fights Akufo-Addo over pink sheets
Draw lessons from Kenya case - NPP
Dr. Wampah confirmed as governor of BoG
Court dismisses Anane's notice of appeal
Check Let My Vote Count or else... - Bombande warns
BoG to reject FirstRand Merchant merger
ADB targets agro-processing businesses
77 sites allocated for small-scale miners
26 players get local Black Stars call up
FDA to fine Oprehesco Enterprise for importing expired milk
85 students withdrawn from boarding for vandalism
Man drowns at Last Hour Beach in Takoradi
Election Petition: Court sets rules today
No gov't funding for Hajj - Sheikh Arimiyao
Mahama files his tax returns today
FWSC, NLC must have a clear agenda for us - GMA
Proper packaging of drugs will save kids' lives
Agambire wins Ghana's leading businessman of the year
Deception is no part of the make-up of a lawyer - Martin Amidu
There is nothing wrong with directing traffic - NSS Boss reacts
Airports Company & Meteo impasse ...Ministries in talks
Updated: Accident on Kumasi-Afrancho road
Business community must harness resources
Supreme Court sets two issues for trial in election petition
Goldfields workers demonstrate over "apartheid management"
Top Court fixes April 16 for election petition hearing
Holiday makers in fatal crash at Aflao
Mahama files his tax returns
Election Dispute: Ghanaians Are Slower Than We Are - Kenya's AG