• Tsikata’s certiorari application dismissed– Supreme Court

• Chiefs advised not to take the law into their hands

• ATAG to revitalize the craft industry

• African scientists to help improve quality of cocoa - President Kufuor

• GPHA asks court to throw out GASCO’s application

• Ghana and Liberia sign pact on voluntary repatriation of Liberians

• Akufo-Addo to continue with developments

• Power sharing disclaimer by NDC

• China hostages 'killed in Sudan' - BBC

• Zimbabwe talks fail to reach deal - BBC

• Ghana Telecom appoints new CEO

• Delegation from Carter Centre to assess registration process

• Director General of GES issues directive on voting by minors

• Under age pupils should desist from voting – Director General

• Multilateral system need fundamental overhaul - Zoellick

• Ministry procures tractors to meet agricultural needs

• Former Speaker Ala-Adjetey laid to rest

• Commentary - The end of American capitalism? - MSNBC

• Restrain your party supporters from using firearms - EU appeals

• Inflation continues to slide

• Meridian Port Services

• World - Wild Ride on Wall Street - MSN

• Pan Africa - Libya 'to pull Swiss bank assets' - BBC

• Hundreds turn out to mourn Ala Adjetey

• US judges assist judiciary

• Pan Africa - Financial crisis 'worries Africa'

• Health - Ministry of Health to speed up health delivery

• Vote NPP for better economic management - Bawumia

• NDC youths arrested at Atebubu

• Public unwillingness to provide records of dead relatives hampers vote registration clean up

• President Kufuor calls for calm in late Finance Minister's Constituency

• Public unwilling to provide records of dead relatives

• Blay wins case against CPP

• Aliu receives Golden Star of Africa Award

• Offinso South MP withdraws from primary

• Stop using Flag bearer's name in campaign, NDC Group warns independent candidates

• Ghana’s Joe Issachar elected Dep. President of AAPAM

• Sports - Fortia takes over Ashgold

• Justice Brobbey calls for a review of Chieftaincy Act on queenmothers

• Cedi continues fall to dollar and Euro but…

• iBurst launches two products

• Health - Ghana, a leader in glaucoma cases - GHS

• Civic forum calls for cleaning of voters’ register

• Publisher robbed in airport road traffic
   

• Central Banks Coordinate Global Cut in Interest Rates

• MPs pay tribute to Ala Adjetey, ahead of funeral on Friday

• Cedi falls to dollar and Euro

• Pan Africa - Mbeki ally- ANC split inevitable - BBC

• CPP fields candidates in all 39 constituencies in Ashanti

• TechnoServe, partners boost agriculture in Upper West

• Britain provides one million dollars towards Election 2008

• Pan Africa - Police raid Nigeria 'baby farm' - BBC

• Farmers urged to take advantage of increase demand for soybean

• Enforce laws regulating felling of tress - Ackah

• World - Republicans brace for McCain defeat - UK Guardian

• A chance to crack down on Africa's loot-seeking elites - Guardian, UK

• School children to get computers soon - Kufuor

• President Kufuor calls for more robust intra-regional trade

• Pan Africa - EU opens 'job centre' in Africa - BBC

• Ossei-Aidooh sues Tema West NPP Constituency Chairman

• Ghanaian shea butter soap attracts the Japanese market

• Interim EPA has been beneficial – Exporters

• Some exhibition officials fail to turn up in Sunyani

• Three people arrested for allegedly stealing NIA registration equipment

• Elmina NPP fear premix issue is making party unpopular

• Health - Report symptoms of breast cancer promptly to health personnel – Dr Wiafe-Addai

• Police asked to be neutral during election

• Laws against child abuse to be strictly enforced

• Sports - Soccer fans accuse FA President

October 4, 208

• Corrupt personnel not wanted in police force - Police Commissioner

• NDC outdoors “A Better Ghana,” manifesto

• Sports - Sulley stuns Tetteh at GAABA Championships

• Local petroleum engineers advised to develop expertise

• GSB holds forum for importers in Kumasi

• Sports - Prince Doku steals show at boxing extravaganza

• NDC to reform key institutions for accelerated growth

• Commentary - AU leaders definitely no friends of the bereaved in Darfur - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• World - US Congress approves $700bn financial bail-out - Guardian, UK

• ACP Heads call for ICC suspension of indictment of President Bashir

• ACP Group decides to take a second look at EPAs
   

October 2, 2008

• Pan Africa - Belgians seize Africa-bound drugs

• UK secret doubts at Ghana freedom - BBC

• Central Region Police identifies 53 flash points

• Pan Africa - Bashir warning on Darfur charges - BBC

• President Kufuor Gets Prestigious Chatham House Award

• Health - Coke is a contraceptive & more strange discoveries - MSN

• NPP supporters asked to avoid politics of insults

• Use 2010 FIFA World Cup to promote welfare of African children

• Blame “part time” contractors for shoddy work

• Renounce all interim EPAs, ACP heads told

• Ghana to process 380,000 tonnes of her cocoa

• Sports - Coach ‘Opeele’ dares Kwesi Appiah

• Health - 1,000 Pregnant women receive free medical care

October 1, 2008

• American Embassy in Accra opens Voter Registration

• Upper West Muslims want immediate release of Muslim corpses

• Tullow hopes to start Ghana gas delivery from Jubilee by 2011 - Irish News

• Pan Africa - US Africa command battles sceptics - BBC

• World - US Financial rescue package still faces House hurdles - MSN

• President Kufuor joins mourners at one week celebration of late Baah Wiredu's death

• Engraving may be oldest known mention of Jesus - MSN

• Commentary - Baah-Wiredu, Death and Development

• Leaders of ACP countries arrive for biennial summit in Accra

• World - U.S. gambles blamed for world’s financial crisis