Home - News of Monday 23 June 2014
Vegetable sector receive boost
Two shareholders move to halt HFC takeover
Traders close shops in protest
Project to boost capacity of cocoa farmers launched
Power crisis deters Ghanaian investors
Officials meet over Accra-Tema rail line
NDC outdoors $20m office building
Match-fixing scandal hangs over Ghana
Late Maulvi Adam: Ghana has lost a Man of Peace - Alan Kyerematen
Gov't acquires Atuabo lands
Fulfill obligations to IPPs – ACEP tells ECG
Fuel under ‘lock and key’ over GH¢1.8 billion debt
Five perish in fire disaster in Kumasi
First Rand to invest $820 million in energy sector
Comment: I heard from Dr. Clement Apaak
Cocoa farmers are poor – Cocobod dep. boss
Board approves GCAA boss’ resignation
Blue Skies turns to Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire for raw materials
Akufo-Addo mourns Maulvi Wahab Adam
Akufo-Addo advised Kufuor not to jail me but… – Abodakpi
ACEP stirs gas-flaring debate
NPP ready to govern despite challenges – Freddie Blay
'Abodakpi's claim against Kufuor very bizarre'
GFA file Police complaint against two in match-fixing investigation
Condemn Boko Haram; distance yourselves from them - Muslim leader urges
Education key to empowerment of widows, women – Mrs. Rawlings
Buah demands explanation from NPA on “high cost” office rent
Housing project for GRA workers
Gov’t acquires Atuabo lands
GFA boss to sue The Telegraph over match fixing
Christian Council mourns Maulvi Wahab Adam
UK to help Ghana tackle economic challenges – Envoy
Scuffle at NPP headquarters as old security guards clash with new guards
Expansion work on KIA Terminal Two Arrival Hall begins
Family of murdered chief wants body released by Thursday
I will never take you for granted – Mahama to Voltarians
Gov’t on track to reduce youth unemployment – Mahama
Minister justifies allocation of tractors to MPs
NPP is now like a celebrity in Europe - Freddie Blay
Na Dasana’s death, a setback to peace process – Dagbon Regent
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