• Ga Development Fund in the Offing - King Tackie Tawiah

• Street protests over Nigeria poll  - BBC

• The New Ga Mantse

• Confusion mars Nigeria election  - BBC

• New suicide attacks hit Morocco - BBC

• Confusion mars Nigeria election -  BBC

• Chief supports creation of new region for northern Volta

• Priest disappointed at commercialising of "pastoral work"

• King Tackie Tawiah III is New Ga Mantse
   

• Ghana Health Service records poor performance in 2006 due to numerous strike actions

• Need to introduce reproductive health as a subject in schools - Quashigah

• Hearts cage Lions 2-0

• Mutual respect should underpin economic partnership - Kufuor

• Government must remain focused on development policies - Botwe

• African leaders asked to invest to prevent brain drain

• Chinese Speaker to visit Ghana

• Concerns about joint circulation of currency on the increase

• SDA launches 4 billion cedis Project

• NGO researches into mining-related abuses in mining communities

• A civil servant urges Accountant-General to release pay slips early

• Ambassador Solomon presents kits to Ghanaian community in Malabo

• Time to demonstrate dedication to NPP’s cause - Crabbe

• Adopt alternatives to custodial sentences-Prisons Council

• Rural Banks urged to step up awareness on the redenomination of the cedi

• FDB organizes workshop on food safety in Takoradi

• Rainstorm causes havoc, BECE Centre Collapses

• King Tackie Tawiah III Coronation proceeds despite protest

• When Ghana Celebrated 50 - UN, New York City

• REGSEC issues statement on coronation of Ga Mantse

• NAGRAT members urged not to boycott invigilation

• Mentally ill people still roam Accra streets

• New bill underway to regulate activities of NGOs

• Police denies arresting piracy students on campus

• Africa earns 10.5million dollars from sheanuts importation

• The Gas Waits for the Coronation of the New Chief

• Fake seed maize distributors in Kumasi arrested

• No need to rush to exchange currency – Information Service

• Bursar jailed four years for stealing school money

• Livestock Demonstration Village for Pong-Tamale commissioned
   

• Vanguard, Nigeria - Hoodlums hijack 3 lorry loads of voting materials

• ABC - World leaders condemn Algeria suicide attacks

• News24 - Morocco presents autonomy plan

• Information Services launches campaign on re-denomination

• BBC - Nigeria row over election holiday

• Professor Mills tours Akosombo Dam

• Adventist students want lectures on Saturday changed

• BBC - Keeping Nigeria in poll position

• Brong-Ahafo Regional Health Directorate suspends outreach programmes for Atronie

• Prepaid on fixed lines best way for students and parents -GT

• Ga Dangme Council expresses concern about enstooling Ga Mantse

• President Kufuor launches new Education Reform

• World Bank/IMF blamed for Africa’s woes

• Sports - Disciplinary Committee bans Abedi

• Police at Ho impound vehicles with foreign registration numbers

• CNA - Narcotics officers nab drug trafficker and courier, seize 20.6kg of cannabis

• Bolgatanga youth commend government for introducing NYEP

• AHSAG pledges to help bring murderers of Hospital Administrator to book

• NYEP not "job for the boys"

• Two JSS girls in court for stealing

• President Kufuor confers with UN Secretary-General’s Envoy
   

• NYTimes Editorial - Nigeria’s Imperiled Elections

• Sports - Clubs demoted in Ghanaian scandal

• BBC - Nigeria's anti-graft tsar gets big promotion for a job well done

• Enact law to protect the new cedi - NCCE Director

• Increase spending on mining communities – Chamber of Mines

• Peace building should go beyond signing of documents - AGREDS

• About 1,200 youth recruited under NYEP in Yendi

• GJA: April 13 is deadline for submission of entries for GJA awards

• Goaso youth seek revenge

• Iron ore deposits in Akpafu-Todzi to be mined

• Bank of Ghana orders officials to return X'mas gift

• Photo exhibition opens in memory of Justice Acquah

• Food processors go to school on preservation methods

• Sports - Attuquayefio content with challenges of pairings

• The People of Central Region asked to promote education

• Psychological misdirection, greatest problem facing youth- Gado

• President Kufuor receives special message from Algeria

• NPP must adopt new campaign strategy for Election 2008 - Botwe

• Lawyer: Abodakpi must vacate his seat

• Ghana Health Service records poor performance in 2006 due to numerous strike actions

• Marie Stopes train stops in Ghana

• Mail & Guardian, South Africa - Three suspected bombers killed in Casablanca

• CSMonitor - Tehran remains defiant after new, tightened United Nations sanctions

• Ghanaian businessmen for China

• Youth urged to make use of their educational knowledge

• Sports -  Princesses drawn with Algeria, Senegal and Cameroon

• CSMonitor - Graft shakes South Africa's vaunted ANC party

• Muslims sects clash at Ejura

• Chess - Hasford wins Easter Chess Championship

• IRIN NEWS - Climate change will impede development, warn experts

• The Edge Daily - Media Prima expects better earnings from TV3 Ghana

• Diasporan Mission in Ghana to coordinate African development

• Ga Dangma Association International based in Georgia in the United States donates education materials to schools

• News24 - 'Apocalyptic' scenes in Chad

• Sports - Minister to meet boxing stakeholders

• ECG expresses concern over stealing of overhead conductors

• Residents of Avie block road in protest against slow road works

• News24 - Over 1 000 die in Mogadishu

• Police arrest suspects in PM's murder

• Youth show solidarity for Sene DCE

• GMA should have complained to us - NLC

• Commentary - Brain-drain, or brain on lease? - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Beauticians sensitised on HIV/AIDS

• BBC - Mbeki to increase Darfur pressure

• The Tourism Industry and the Ghanaian Economy

• Don't take partisan view of national issues - NDC Chairman

• MP hails new irrigation project provided in his constituency

• Establish libraries in traditional councils for land documentation - Alhaji Idris

• Let Easter lead to commitment to reconciliation, progress- US Ambassador urges Ghanaians

• Minister urges private sector to invest in tourism industry

• Offinso DISEC moves to avert disaster at Kokote

• Government to double electricity capacity of the country by 2012-President Kufuor

• Government to consider utilizing Buipe lime deposit for development - Idris

• African Ministers meet on human development

• Easter Sunday at Accra

• Anfoega traditional area to conduct family registration

• Commentary - Papa Ankomah and Science Education - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Sports - Physical exercise does not affect women's ability to procreate

• Legon Church of Christ organizes symposium for students

• Commentary - The trouble with Rawlings - Kofi Akorsah-Sarpong

• Nigeria on 'full alert' for poll

• Algeria fighting leaves 15 dead

• Officials boost fight against counterfeit drugs

• BBC - Ivory Coast PM names new cabinet

• BBC - Achebe fears for Nigeria's polls

• Sports - Diouf pleads for rethink on African Nations Cup timing

• Sports - Amankwaah wins Celebrity Medal Golf

• President Kufuor cuts sod for Nkawkaw-Obomeng road

• Guardian, UK - British hostages 'feared the worst'

• Feature - THE DESCENT OF CHINA ON THE GHANAIAN MARKET - Kwesi Konadu

• Use experts in building construction - MEC advises developers

• Christians urged to give life to other irrespective of tribe

• Fire Committee to submit report soon

• Feature - "IN SOLIDARITY WITH THE FRATERNITY" - Mohammed Nurudeen Issahaq

• Stakeholders urged to work to resolve chieftaincy disputes

• Stakeholders urged to work to resolve chieftaincy disputes

• KNUST students arrested for piracy

• Congregation shed tears at Good Friday Service
   

• New approach to malaria and pneumonia treatment underway

• Newmont to positively influence livelihood of communities

• BBC - Ex-French President Mitterrand's son and others face trial in a huge arms-to-Angola case

• CSMonitor.com - Spain's guest-worker program provides test case for EU

• Police Commander advises churches not to attract attention of criminals at conventions

• Wa town leads in road accidents in Upper West

• Ghanaians mark Good Friday with Church services, conventions

• New Ga Mantse coronation set for 14th of April

• Government signs for dredging machines and weed harvesters

• IRIN News -  Less donor reliance required for success in AIDS fight

• BBC - Suspects 'detained in Ethiopia'

• IRIN News -  Presidential candidate decries ethnic marginalisation

• Low Easter patronage this season -- Public

• Government assures Ghanaians of tackling energy crisis

• Koomson urges journalists to join association

• Women's contribution to Ghana's progress has been immense

• Youth cautioned against multiple registration in NYEP

• Students of Catholic University reject satellite campus

• Sports - Adjei and 12 other players seek floating status

• BAC organizes workshop for unemployed youth

• Ghanaians advised to handle new currency with care

• Suspect assaults policemen

• Initiate strategies to recoup investments on health professionals-DCE

• Management of Shippers Council to construct freight parks to reduce accidents

• Alhaji Sidiku Buari sues publishers of Weekly Fylla for one billion cedis

• Minister urges export fund to expand coverage

• Liberalise the cement market - Engineers

• Don’t battle with words – Ghanaians urged

• ASSI calls for pragmatic measures on energy

• CPP repeats that MPS have not been sacked

• Promote alternative energy sources - Frimpong-Boateng

• GMA team at Tapa-Abotoase to enforce boat safety regulations

• Convert horticultural crops by-product into livestock feed

• People with novel initiatives make great entrepreneurs- Dr. Asamoah

• SECAM calls for AU's intervention in Zimbabwean crisis

• Upper East CEPS Destroys Seized Items

• Papa Owusu Ankomah to contest NPP Presidential slot

• Stop plagiarizing GNA stories- cautions retired GNA Manager

• South La residents continue to cry over excessive noise from Church

• Government does not create districts along ethnic basis – Veep

• Police on top of investigations over missing teacher- Dery

• Ghana Property Awards to be held in September

• Hawa Yakubu lived like a meteor - Kufuor

• Government committed to transforming the health sector - Minister

• Criticism is not the answer to energy problem - Debrah

• Amend constitution to disqualify tax defaulters from elections

• Credit Unions require innovative policies for self-reliance-Dzokpata.

• Another milestone in health history in Ghana

• Distinguished medical practitioners receive awards

• New regimen for the treatment of TB to be introduced in July

• Ministry of Health receives medical equipment

• Kufuor inaugurates 15.5 million-dollar Port Terminal

• Tamale North MP assists constituents

• Policy implementation suffered from lack of consultation-Dzamesi

• HFC Bank launches Business Loan Centre

• Severe rainstorm hits parts of Kwaebibirem District

• Akosa officially hands over to Sory

• AMA embosses 8,080 taxi cabs

• Tribute - Tribute to the late Samuel Best Ennin, Ashanti regional Chairman of the Ghana Journalist Association - By GJA National Executive

• Some 17.3 million dollars needed for water and improved sanitation

• Kufuor punches the hornets nest on reparation

• Over one million visitors expected for CAN 2008

• Government urged to give Credit Reference Bureaux legal backing

• IRIN - COTE D'IVOIRE: UN endorses peace plan but troops will remain

• IRIN - Crisis in Chad 'underestimated'

• BBC - Scores die in Nigeria tanker fire

• 80-megawatt barge arrives to support Akosombo

• Health - Ghana Health Service organizes workshop on TB at Tepa

• BBC - Nigeria death fails to halt poll

• Kufuor inspects Kpone affordable housing project

• IRS wants accurate accounts

• New tomato factory is demonstration of Government's faith in farmers - Farmers

• Shell Ghana limited launches new fuel product

• No restriction on cement import - Ministry

• VRA SHUTS DOWN ANOTHER POT

• President Kufuor consoles late Chief Justice’s Family

• Announcement - Burial of Michael Dosunmu

• Health - WHO agrees HIV circumcision plan

• Nigerian gets minimum sentence for dealing in narcotics

• Tsibu-Darko's case adjourned as Prosecution searches for more information

• Minister inaugurates eight-member fact-finding Committee

• Close down Takoradi Market and build modern one - MP

• GMA expresses concern about their new salaries

• Fulani herdsmen wrecking havoc in Fanteakwa

• Ghanaian peacekeeper commended for bravery

• Sudan coach focussing on Ghana

• Poor drainage at Aflao border hampers movement after rains

• Sports - Ghanaian soccer lovers praise Stars in defeat

• Domestic Violence Bill addresses short falls - CHRAJ

• VOA - Experts Debate Biotechnology to Boost Agricultural Production in West Africa

• Sports - Sekondi stadium to be handed over in September

• Taxi drivers asked to remain calm

• Business picks up after the rain at shopping mall
   

• Watch the video on street celebrations Ghana@50- Now

• Hawa's family waiting for the body

• Most sachet water contaminated

• Veep calls on African Heads to implement broadband infrastructure

• Sports - Brazil defeats Ghana in a friendly

• Woman gives birth to quadruplets, husband facilitates delivery

• Newmont expects $250 million revenue

• Seven species of monkeys and the pangolin classified as endangered

• Hohoe District preferred choice for PLAN-GHANA to do business in V/R

• Union dissatisfied with dismissal of workers of Airways Catering Limited

• Ministry signs agreement on fish landing sites

• KMA embarks on decongestion exercise in business district

• Involve women in policies in the energy sector - Anokye-Mensah

• Health - Guinea worm nears eradication

• Standardise IT teaching to meet international benchmarks - Ms Gordon

• Ministry signs agreement on fish landing sites

• VOA - Rebel Chief Named Ivory Coast Prime Minister

• Protester disrupts UK slave service

• VOA - Experts Debate Biotechnology to Boost Agricultural Production in West Africa

• Ghanaians are yearning for change - CPP

• BBC - Football trafficker cons Ivorians

• Presidential Palace to cost 41 million dollars

• Parliament okays 5.633 trillion cedis as Supplementary Appropriation for 2006

• News24 - AU slams EU 'double standards'

• Feature - REDUCING MALARIA DEATHS AMONG CHILDREN IN RURAL GHANA —  Kwabia Owusu-Mensah

• Management of GFGL suspends 20 million dollars oil palm project

• Zoologists urged to research potentially harmful diseases

• Take another look at the Tema Motorway- MP’s

• AU Chairman Kufuor rallies support for common Pan African Fund for development

• Law to ban importation of used refrigerators in the offing

• Government instituted GPRS to maintain macro-economic stability - Owusu-Ansah

• Ultramodern fish processing factory opened at Elmina

• Beneficiary communities urged to educate people on MCA Programme

• National Water Policy paper before cabinet

• Prioritize Museums and Monuments - Mr Maise

• Osagyefo hailed in J. B. Danquah lectures

• "Iron Lady" Hawa Yakubu is dead

• Africa Development Bank to support small-scale enterprises

• Sports - Ghanaian officials for Gambia-Guinea CAN qualifier

• Sports - Starlets shrink under Togo’s might

• ACP Kofi Boakye Tape admitted in evidence but Defence to appeal

• Accused persons did not apply to import drugs - Witness

• Nkoranza North electorate succumbed to politics of intimidation - NDC

• Ahiadzro rescinds decision to resign as CPP VR Chairman.

• Minister calls for an end to buck-passing in education system

• Bolgatanga Municipal Directorate of Education abolishes shift system

• Management of Joshua Foundation presents equipment to KATH

• Government to enact a law to fortify wheat flour and vegetable oil

• Sports -  Black Bombers for Africa Championship

• Trade Unions in the Sub-region meet on HIV and AIDS

• Educationist suggests measures to check examination mal-practice

• Accra to host workshop on business

• UK visa fees go up from April

• A Deepening Energy Crisis

• Birim South District Security Committee imposes curfew on Gyadam, Nkwanta

• Washington Times - Britain upholds schools' right to ban veils

• News24 - Africa top transit area for drugs

• BBC - GM mosquito 'could fight malaria'

• Flyover to be named after Paa Grant

• Appeals Court dismisses NAGRAT appeal

• Government to open up cocoa growing areas-Veep

• Traders using Kasoa Zongo area given ultimatum to quit

• J. B. Danquah initiated Pan-Africanism - S. K. B. Asante

• Division making efforts to make disabled productive and employable after school

• Rainstorm hits two communities in Agona District

• Ghana@50 highlife concerts in Brong Ahafo

• Criteria laid down for creation of district assemblies-Minister

• Over 1,000 Africans in the Diaspora witnessed Ghana's 50th anniversary

• 60 million cedi package for GUSA Athletics Competition

• Trading beside drains, refuse containers dangerous

• More subscribe to NHIS

• Ahmadiyya Muslim end health conference

• Africa borders are porous - GIS

• MPC: Load shedding could have negative impact on economy

• TUC urges workers to support implementation of Labour Law

• Fire destroys Imoro Egala's house

• KNUST College of Engineering advisory board inaugurated

• Women in oil-palm production appeal for funds to complete factory

• Guardian, UK - MPs call for more cash and initiatives to fight malaria

• Sports - Starlets lose to Nigeria

• Pictures from the parade scene at Independence Square (Black Star Square), March 6, 2007.

• Ghana, Saudi Arabia hold talks on cooperation

• Streamlined UN system would be more effective at aiding development

• Chinese company boosts tourism industry

• Press Conference - Tony Blair talks with John  Kufuor, the President of the Republic of Ghana, at Number 10

• Philanthropist supports education in Dzodze

• Ministry to regulate on-line businesses

• Public organizations must be responsive to changing environment - Issachar

• TOWARDS A RELEVANT EDUCATION LEGISLATION -  Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Flying" umbrella stirs NDC supporters

• Young people in Kassena Nankana free of STD's

• Ghana School of Law launches 48th annual week celebration

• Sports - We'll keep cross country race on track – Oduro-Mensah

• Commentary - CULTURE AS DEVELOPMENT VEHICLE - Kofi Akorsah-Sarpong

• Government would provide logistics to enhance teaching and learning - Owusu Ankomah

• Assembly members urged to unite and develop communities

• Assemblyman calls for assistance to rainstorm victims

• Sports - Sportive pose a test for Hearts

• Educational reforms would fail if teachers' conditions are not improved

• Minister inaugurates 500 million cedis Health Post at Ve-Hoeme

• Government urged to support teachers' educational programmes

• Commentary - GREAT EXPECTATIONS OF A UK VISIT - Gideon Sackitey

• Social - Feature: OVERCOMING THE TRANSPORTATION MAZE - Kweku Asare

• Commentary - An Ode to Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah, a la Ghana@50 - Samuel Dowuonah

• Commentary - MANDELSON, EPAs, AND GHANA -  Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Parliamentarians deliberate on a draft bill on small arms and light weapons

• The Balmy Up Of Ghana's Elections 2008
  A GNA feature by Francis Ameyibor

• Women gather at state house to give thanks

• CPP guru urges Ghanaians to be self-confident

• NJMA complains of huge sanitation cost

• AU concern at Zimbabwe violence

• Restore Dr Nkrumah's dignity

• Aids blamed for TB spread

• NGO donates computers to Ghanaian Schools

• Government urged to review the national language policy

• NYTimes - Ivory Coast Takes Step to Unify Military Forces

• Hundreds protest in Nigeria

• Moderator urged Christians to be the salt of the earth

• Radio presenters asked to contribute to education on NHIS

• NYTimes - Five Victims of Bronx Fire Fly Home to West Africa

• JICA supports guinea worm eradication in Northern Region
   

• VALCO's closure affects allied companies

• Legislative Instrument on Labour Law not before Parliament - Agbotse

• Legislative Instrument on Labour Law not before Parliament - Agbotse

• VOA - Africa's Major Aluminum Producer Closes Amid Ghana Energy Crisis

• Ghana was ready for AU Chairmanship – Aning

• Statement on Busia stirs controversy in Parliament

• French Embassy, CFAO sponsor photo exhibition

• An Educationist urges GES to reduce subjects taught at JSS and SSS

• BBC - Mugabe threatens to expel envoys

• NHIS is not disability friendly - Social Welfare

• "Avail yourself of voluntary counselling and testing"-Ms Mann

• VOA - Ghana- Minority in Parliament Calls for Accountability

• AMA Presiding Member concerned about markets being used as homes

• AVSEC foils drug smuggling attempt at KIA

• Four suspects arrested for fraud

• BBC- Benin president survives ambush

• Ghana COCOBOD signs 150 million term-loan agreement with RBS

• Rehabilitation of Western Railway Line on course

• Government lauds Barclays leasing initiative

• CEPS Officers asked to be committed to work

• Commentary - Ghana@50 and the Rawlings Factor - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Takoradi Central Market in flames

• Counsel urges court to reconsider Abodakpi's sentence

• GNA Feature - Call for a break in the state discrimination against private schools  -  Charles Koomson

• New TB Regimen is more potent -TB advisory Consultant

• VAT Service to introduce Flat Rate for traders

• Commentary - Global Warming Swindle - Thomas Sowell

• Guardian, UK - 9 - 11 suspect 'admits' Pearl killing

• Ghanaians urged to support efforts at providing quality education

• Workers to get loans for houses - Minister

• Statistical Service launches Producer Price Index

• BBC - Mugabe tells critics to 'go hang'

• Government procuring funds for major accommodation project for Police

• UDS mock Parliamentarians call on university students to help move nation forward

• Reflections mark Abolition of Slave Trade

• Ghana High Court Clears Former Transportation Minister

• University of Ghana hold congregation

• Black Queens qualify for Olympic soccer tournament

• Ejura-Sekyedumase makes strides in development projects

• EPACK organises seminar for UCC Students

• Commentary - AN ANNIVERSARY AND A PLEDGE

• Students advised to shun bad company
   

• Wade named as Senegal poll winner

• Security services unveil measures for safe celebrations

• Sports - BBC - Fifa rule on Nigeria and Kenya

• World Bank President arrives on Friday

• Golden Jubilee Fair to be extended

• Court restrains CJA from Peoples' Jubilee March

• Parliament approves 45 million dollar facility for cross border electricity trade

• BBC - Nigeria gay law 'risks democracy'

• Development Partners sign agreement to help Ghana

• Feature - No poverty in Africa by 2015; Is it achievable?

• Ministry to hold press conference on anniversary coverage

• IPC records 53,430 employment

• TMA to generate revenue through tourism promotion
  The Anniversary is worth celebrating-Ambassador Debrah

• VAT Flat Rate to be operational by May

• Zimbabwe to restore trade relations with Ghana

• TOR relocates tanker drivers from premises to safer place

• GFA outlines anniversary matches

• Officials say deportees were well treated at Aflao border

• Book on girl child education launched

• Ghanaian Tomato Farmers against importation from Burkina Faso

• Let ECG account for the street light levies-MPs

• Need for communities to initiate development projects – Mensah

• Need for Government to partner churches to improve on moral decay - Moderator

• Association of Ghana Industries holds forum on leasing

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