Home - News of Friday 16 May 2014

We’ll assist to market made-in-Ghana goods – GEPA boss
Water to be restored in Accra Saturday evening
Terkper urges accountants to avoid judgement debt
Terkper ordered to review 2014 budget
Stanbic Bank, Metropolitan Insurance to launch new products
SNV supports 3,000 farmers in a rice project
Republic Bank concerned about HFC decision
Rawlings is a vision killer -Nyanteh’s Family
Private businesses must apply equity investments concept
NUGS blasts Mahama over neglect
National Economic Forum proposes ceiling to gov’t borrowing
NAGRAT begins strike today
Mike Ocquaye raps MPs
Last victim of helicopter crash found
Labour experts divided on NAGRAT and POTAG strikes
Kwesi Appiah praises 'civilized' dropped players
Goldstar Airlines to establish multimedia to support disabled
GLICO Group rated ‘B’ by Standard and Poor
Ghana’s Environmental degradation scares me – Speaker Doe Adjaho
Appiah puts four players on Black Stars stand-by list
Forum blues: Preprah, Duffuor swerve Mahama
Foreign Affairs confirms suits
Fly 540 to cease operations in Ghana
Casely-Hayford tears Rawlings' economic analysis
BoG forex measures: CAL Bank MD slams critics
Basis for Bulldog’s arrest inadmissible – Kwame Akuffo
Banking experts attend conference
Appiah releases fresh World Cup list to FIFA
AGI to monitor implementation of 'Senchi Consensus'
Our Christianity is mouth-mouth Christianity - Fiifi Kwetey
Economic Forum not needed: Ghana's problem is politics - Fiifi Kwetey
Statement: National Economic Forum: The Senchi Consensus
Participants hail national economic forum
Republic Bank denies breaching HFC contract
Glo struggles to stay afloat in Ghana
TV3 to telecast world cup
Republic bank remains committed to ...
Forum blues: Hotel owners offered massive price reduction
In search of financial solutions
Takoradi Port expansion: Breakwater nears completion
AGI to monitor implementation of 'Senchi Consensus'
Mauritius Vice PM to pay a 3-day State visit to Ghana
NEF Consensus cannot save Cedi – Atik
Foreign oil companies accused of circumventing Ghanaian laws