Home - News of Saturday 6 April 2013

Doctors reply Kofi Jumah: You don't need schooling to enter Parliament
Time to consider nuclear power - Energy Minister
Stop arbitrary decisions on education – Emeritus Archbishop Sarpong
Sekou is not a serious politician – Political Scientist
Prices of commodities still stable at Tema Station.
Prez Mahama visits Nigeria
Police administration launches shuttle service
Owere Mines lays-off 330 workers
Nurses must demand transparency from their leaders - Inusah Fuseni
Nana Akomea criticises government spending
MPs need their ex-gratia; give it to them - Kweku Baako
Mining sector gives Ghana US$ 2 billion annually
Meteo Service warns of more floods in the north
Mahama meets Goodluck on Gas Pipeline project
Mahama girls tear NDC
Kumasi Airport runway “broken” and “sinking”
HANSOL Mining expatriates operates illegally – GIS
Guinea fowl Committee formed
Gov't to double cashew production by 2016
Gov’t should not dream of experiencing peace if... - Gabby
Gov't condemns Kofi Juma's 'second class citizens' comments
Ex-gratia: Allow teachers to also chop the bones - Kwesi Pratt
EPA gets modern communication equipment
EIU report is ‘fufu based’ – NPP
Doctors, pharmacists declare another strike, effective Monday
Chinese illegal miners repatriated
Check with Lands Commission before paying for land - Inusah Fuseini
Banking expert calls for financial ombudsman
Bad road network affecting revenue collection
Akufo-Addo files 500,000 documents by Sunday
Agric investment must benefit farmers
Death trap at Nsawam
Banks urged to offer better interest rates
Rainstorm causes havoc in Volta
Ayensuadze to perform ritual after crocodile attack
Customs charged to enforce law on expired tyres
Energy Minster urges effective collaboration between sector agencies
FSD pilots project to stop illegal chainsaw lumbering
UN approves global arms trade treaty
Shaanxi mining company to pay compensation to Talensi residents
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