August 31, 2009

• Pan Africa - Libya to mark Gaddafi anniversary - BBC

• MP calls for amendment of the constitution

• Vice President off to Lybia for AU summit

• Stakeholders in the Telecom industry meet in Africa to discuss way forward

• Pictures - Thousands Re-unite at the Joy FM Old School Re-union

• Germany identifies Africa’s peace and security topmost priority

• World - UK is a tax turn-off - Telepgraph, UK

• Pan Africa - Africans 'under siege' in Moscow - BBC

• Lead - Tigo boss angry with NCA

• World - Immigrant children 'held needlessly' - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Nigeria begins bank boss charges - BBC

• World - Japan vote ends 54 years' dominance - Guardian, UK

• Social - MTN invests $2million into socio-economic projects in Ghana

• USAID Ghana gets new Country Director

• Social - Use Fasting Period to settle disputes-Imam Iddrisu

• Violence alert: Police ransackTamale-Accra bound vehicles for weapons

August 30, 2009

• Parliament approves supplementary budget

• President Mills calls on Diplomats to attract more investors to Ghana

• Social - Prosecute all fake leaders and prophets-Bishop

• Pan Africa - Gabonese vote to elect new leader - BBC

• Sports - Black Stars Coach names 20 players for Sudan match

• NPP Former MP and Ex-Deputy Minister of Finance, Grace Coleman is dead

• Health - Swine flu cases rise to eight

• Crisis looms at Police Hospital Mortuary as unclaimed bodies pile up

• Pan Africa - Bongo's dynasty - BBC

• Over 9million cocoa trees infested with swollen shoot disease in Eastern Region

• World - Megrahi freed after oil negotiations - Telegraph, UK

• World - Kennedy funeral filled with personal remembrances, ceremony - CNN

• Zuma appeals to Zimbabwe rivals -  BBC

• Lead - Jubilee House, victim of our slash and burn politics? - E, Ablorh - Odjidja

• Epileptic Rawlings, a threat to democracy - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• President Mills to attend South America-Africa summit in Venezuela

• University of Ghana releases Deputy Info Minister’s certificate
   

August 28, 2009

• Sports - Sly Tetteh Earns CAF Role

• After Kennedy's Death: Silence from the Pope...

• Commentary - Will China deliver to Africa where Europe failed? - Telegraph, UK

• Pan Africa - S. Africa soldiers' protest turns violent - CNN

• World - Second Jackson Doc Facing Heat - Fox

• Parliament approves ¢252.8million for 2009 supplementary Budget

• Ex-Deputy Finance Minister accuses Finance Minister for deceit

• UBA to be fully recapitalised before December 2009

• Pan Africa - Nigeria recoups $170m bad debts - BBC

• Tema Chapter of GJA condemns attack on journalist

• Trouble brews in Ghana’s oil communities

• A security personnel can prevent a citizen from travelling - Witness

• Pan Africa - Mali women's rights bill blocked - BBC

• Veep advocate sanctions against telecom operators

• Pan Africa - Nigeria bank boss held by police - BBC

• Pan Africa - Mugabe not ill, say officials - BBC

• Government pledges not to license new telecom operators

• Pan Africa - S Africa leader heads to Zimbabwe - BBC

• GNAT orders failed BECE students to re-sit

• Lead - NPP MPs name 7 suspects for investigation in Konkomba Market clash

August 27, 2009

• Reggie Rockston to rock the 'Old School Reunion

• The 2nd Vice Chairman of NPP, Alhaji Ramadan is dead

• Pan Africa - Banana diseases hit African crops - BBC

• Zenith Bank sharpens business skills of SMEs

• Rawlings pays tribute to Senator Edward Kennedy

• Calm returns to Agbogbloshie

• Education - MTN phasing out scholarship scheme in favour of bigger package

• Accused murderer arraigned after 10 years on remand

• Education - Sixteen-member GES Council inaugurated

• Traditional rulers hail the introduction of Customary Land Secretariat

• World - Microsoft to boost cheap phones - BBC

• NAPRM-GC spell-out blue print for Oversight Committees

• Ghana, Togo direct security chiefs to meet on trans-border crimes

• Lead - I blame the police for Agbogbloshie clash - Nana Ohene Ntow

• One more dies in the Agbogbloshie clashes-Police

• NDC government dismisses Kufuor's bodyguards

August 26, 2009

• Plans underway to modernise railway system – Hammah

• Health - Government realises GH¢153.3m from NHIL first six months of 2009

• Graduates who refuse National Service to face the Law –Executive Director

• Education - University graduates flood basic schools in urban areas

• Health - Malaria is a great economic burden to governments – UNICEF

• Education - Legon retains African human rights moot court competition title

• Court starts hearing cases inside Kumasi Central Prisons

• World - Edward Kennedy, Senate Stalwart, Dies - NYTimes

• Abudu and Andani feuding families spill blood in Accra

• Ghana/Togo leaders begin talks

• Ghana's public debt stands at $7,841.3million

• Challenges in energy, road and transport sectors impede 2009 budget

• Pan Africa - Nigeria to arrest more tycoons - BBC

• Quarshigah to contest presidency

• Rawlings is getting out of hand, says Pratt

• World - Jackson's doctor 'to be charged with manslaughter' - Telegraph, UK

• KNUST turns away two-thirds of applicants due to inadequate lecturers, others

• Health - Embezzlement threatens healthcare delivery in Ghana

• Government seeks over GH¢25million to shore up economy

• Togolese President here on a two day visit

• Ayiriga bent on political mischief - Andrews Zugah

• Sound economic management strategies yield positive results - Finance Minister

• Lead - Finance Minister presents supplementary budget
   

August 25, 2009

• President Mills eulogies Dr Agama

• Suspected car snatcher saved from lynching

• Ghana Youth Movement asks government to re-visit policy on SHS

• Akwatia MP joins colleagues in Parliament today

• World - 'Lethal dose killed Michael Jackson' - Guardian, UK

• Educational - EU projects inaugurated at Suhyen

• Sports - Crowds greet gender-test athlete - BBC

• Commentary - Bongo: solving the development arithmetic - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Alleged kidnappers of Intercontinental Bank MD plead not guilty

• World - British Airways reaches 90 - Telegraph, UK

• Commentary - Help Africa get moving - Guardian, UK

• World - US Criticizes Gadhafi Plan to Pitch Tent Near New York for UN Meeting - VOA

• World - South Korea Fails to Put Satellite In Orbit - VOA

• Government renews curfew on Bawku, Gushegu and their environs

• World - Coroner says Michael Jackson died from lethal dose of propofol - Reuters

• Africa wants $67 bln a year in global warming funds -  Reuters

• R.R Amponsah’s funeral scheduled for next month

• Amendments of NPP constitution not necessary- Kufuor - Audrey Micah

• Lead - Rawlings slams Prez Mills - Andrews Zugah 

August 24, 2009

• Make Land Registration stress free – Minister tells Commission

• Feeding grant for SHS up by 50%

• Education - 47% of teachers in Sissala East District are pupil teachers

• Social - Being a Christian does not mean being brain disengaged - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Health - Government to investigate NHIS operations to stomp out corruption - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Video - Korean youth choir singing a Twi song - Brought to us by Casely Asamuah

• Improve services or face sanction-Gov't tells Delta Airlines - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Pan Africa - Nigeria rebel group to resume attacks, ends talks -  Reuters

• Review - Taking Africa beyond aid - Guardian, UK

• Road accidents claim 1.6% of Ghana’s GDP each year

• Pan Africa - Mali protest against women's law - BBC

• Nkrumah's hometown demands share of Mausoleum revenue - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Pan Africa - Out of Africa and into China, emigres struggle - Reauters

• 1.2 million Ghanaians are vulnerable to food insecurity

• Lead - NPP limits flagbearer aspirants to 5, enlarges Electoral College - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

August 23, 2009

• Commentary - NPP Reforms-Reflecting, Rebuilding and Recapturing Power in 2012 - By Kwasi Sarpong Afrifa

• World - Jackson's funeral postponed - Telegraph, UK

• Sports - Bolt’s legacy compares with Berlin legend Owens - Telegraph, UK

• Health - What determines Caster Semenya's sex? - Guardian, UK

• World - Brown in new storm over Lockerbie bomber - Guardian. UK

• Health - Homeopathy not a cure, says WHO - BBC

• Pan Africa - Nigeria rebels hand over weapons - BBC

• World - Goal of Unified Europe Falters Amid Downturn - NYTimes

• NPP’s “R” Convention held - Audrey Micah

• Lead - NPP family must stay united - Ex-prez Kufuor tells delegates - Audrey Micah

August 22, 2009

• Health - Maternal Mortality (DEATH) - Dr. Clarence Addo Yobo

• Commentary - Miss Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX), I presume? - Frank Tekpenor

• World - World Bankers Suggest Rebound May Be Under Way - NYTimes

• Commentary - Tackling Africa’s superstition and progress - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• World - Critics Driven by Racial Bias, (NY State Governor) Paterson Says - NYTimes

• Sports -Birth certificate backs SA gender - BBC

• Commentary - Tasks before the new CBN Deputy Governor - Thompson Ayodele

• World - Oil settles at 10-month high on economic optimism - Yahoo News

• Hoteliers complain of high tariffs

• Motorbikes banned after 8pm - Police - Audrey Micah

• Lead - The 75th year anniversary exhibition of Prof. Ablade Glover - Audrey Micah

August 21, 2009

• NPP will not change its name - Audrey micah

• World - Afghanistan election: Hamid Karzai claims victory - Telegraph, UK

• Minister ask MDAs, assemblies to adopt internal checks

• World - Rise of the Super-Rich Hits a Sobering Wall - NYTimes

• Scores of migrants perish at sea  - BBC

• Sports - Usain Bolt smashes another record - Telegraph, UK

• Sports - MOM: 'She's a girl and no one can change that'....

• Government to provide Uniform Pension Scheme for all

• Sports - SA fury over athlete gender test - BBC

• NPP demands measures to prevent violence in elections

• Health - Accra Int'l Airport  tightens measures to check Swine Flu

• World - Lockerbie bomber freed; Returns to Libya to die...

• Chief Justice appeals to President to fill vacancies at Supreme Court

• EC to produce new Identity Cards

• Lead - Ghana’s economy needs serious restructuring-ISSER - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

August 20, 2009

• Health - Ghana confirms two swine flu cases -Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• US Congressional Delegation departs Ghana

• AGRA grants 13 million dollars to improve agriculture in Ghana

• Sports - 2010 race is not over - Stephen Keshi

• Nana Addo airs opinion about the ongoing  NPP reforms

• Let’s promote small and artisanal mining, says Miss Aryee

• Illegal logging, mining a challenge to forest reserves

• Lead - Financial literacy low among adults in Northern Ghana - survey - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• World - Jackson doctor 'to be charged' - Telegraph, UK

• World - Lockerbie bomber expected to be freed - Telegraph, UK

• Sports - Semenya left stranded by storm - BBC

• Sports - SA champion to take gender test - BBC

August 19, 2009

• Arrest threat for Nigeria debtors - BBC

• Financial literacy low among adults in Northern Ghana-survey

• US Delegation extols Rawlings for championing democracy in Ghana - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• World - Dollar to Decline Amid Concern It 'May Lose Reserve Status'... - Bloomberg

• World - W.T.O. Rules Against U.S. in Dumping Case - NYTimes

• Johnny Hansen passes away

• World - Dozens Presumed Drowned at Siberian Plant

• Prof. Ablade Glover chairs the NCC board

• World - Russia Says Ship’s Hijackers Were Taken Without a Shot - NYTimes

• West Africa net service restored - BBC

• Lead - NPP’s Dr. Kofi Asare wins Akwatia seat - Audrey Micah

August 18, 2009

• Kwesi Bekoe Amissah now BoG governor

• AFRIPANET 2009 Survey to begin October

• Marketing Man of the Year 2008 calls on government - to exhaust capacity of local insurance companies

• President Mills directs all Chief Executives to establish functional Audit Report mechanism by December 2009 -  Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Voting at Akwatia ongoing - Audrey Micah

• Ghana becomes hub for Gold Fields growth in West Africa - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Commentary - Are we seeing a better Ghana now? - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• World (US) - Liberal Democrats unhappy with healthcare shift - reuters

• World - 3 Charged in Historic
  Identity Theft Case  - Fox News

• Government imposes curfew on Akwatia

• Lead - We are ready for Akwatia elections tomorrow -EC

August 17, 2009

• Commentary - Has the left blown its big chance? - Guardian, UK
  The left had a golden opportunity with the financial crisis. So what went wrong?
• Pan Africa - Dispute Surrounds East African Island - NYTimes
• Pan Africa - Horn of Africa damages ruling due - BBC
• Sports - Henry Kwadwo Djaba and others to be awarded by GFA
• Sports - Usain Bolt breaks world record in time of 9.58sec to win 100m gold in Berlin - Guardian, UK
• Government will promote respect for human rights, champion the rule of law
• World - (US Health Plan) White House appears ready to drop 'public option' - Yahoo News
• World - Missing cargo ship 'ransom demand' - Guardian, UK
• Detained Ex-Information Minister granted bail
• Pan Africa - Nigeria police raid Muslim sect - BBC
• Ghana sets for constitutional review
• Premix fuel still remains difficult to get-Fishermen
• Press Release - The death of Salifu Ahmed Maikanka
• Pan Africa - Forgotten heroes On VJ Day - Africans recall their role in Burma in WWII
• BNI denies Asamoah Boateng bail
• Kofi Akordor wins Best Journalist of the Year 2008 award

• Lead - NPP will win Akwatia re-run election-Pollster Ben Ephson

August 14, 2009

• Ex-Minister arrested and detained without charge by BNI

• World Bank launches “Ghana Innovation Marketplace 2009” in Tema

• Upper East Regional Minister places traveling ban on under aged children

• Paul Acquah to resign by the end of August

• Uganda Can Play Significant Role in Regional Integration- Zoellick 

• Ghana to sign EPA in October this year - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• WAEC releases BECE results

• Health - Scientific breakthrough: Ghana to produce vital water treatment substance -

• Pan Africa - Zoellick urges rule of law, good governance in post-conflict reconstruction - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Health - Guinea worm reduces from 180,000 to 220 - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Congestion in Ghana’s prisons degenerated

• 40 homes to be pulled down today- Audrey Micah

• Lead - Lessons for head injuries in Ghana - Dr.  Nii Bonney Andrews

August 13, 2009

• Government caves in on free school uniform issue

• Education - Ghana will not conduct WASSCE in 2010

• Health - Patients Are Reminded of Aspirin’s Risks - NYTimes

• Pan Africa - Machete mob murders British gemstone miner in Kenya - Telegraph, UK

• Pan Africa - Clinton nudges Nigeria on reform - BBC

• Pan Africa - Machete mob murders British gemstone miner in Kenya - Telegraph, UK

• Police say they are ready for Akwatia election

• World Bank pledges support for African post-conflict recovery countries - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• World - Jackson Earnings Grow by Millions After Death - NYTimes

• Youth along the coast being prepared for oil extraction

• Lead - No freeze on employment - says government

August 12, 2009

• Pan Africa - Clinton to meet Nigerian leaders - BBC

• No more illegal connections of water-As AVRL sets up GIS - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• NAGRAT disappointed at the recruitment of pupil teachers

• Maker Faire Africa underway in Accra - With call on African Universities for technology dev’t -  Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Court orders BNI to return Minister's passport

• Drug experts to urge ban on Spice 'herbal high' -
  Legal smoking mixture contains chemicals that mimic effects of cannabis, government advisers warn - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Clinton Loses Her Cool - Secretary of state's outburst in Congo over misinterpreted question raises concerns about her diplomatic skills - Fox

• Pan Africa - Niger opposition leader abducted - BBC

• World - Brazilian TV host 'ordered killings' - Guardian, UK

• FYI - Retirement Dinner - Brought to you by Yomoeh

• Pan Africa - Stout of Africa - Nigeria now drinks more Guinness than Ireland, providing refreshing profits despite economic slump - Fox

• Lead - President Mills steps into school uniform "dis-order" - asks Ministry to find local contractor - - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh
   

August 11, 2009

• Asamoah Boateng: I have not absconded - Audrey Micah

• Kwesi Pratt descends on Prez Mills' Gov’t - Audrey Micah

• NDC's Jamal denies planning violence at Akwatia

• Government to review Children’s Act

• Bear with Government – Deputy Minister tells constituents

• Government to procure free school uniforms from China

• Commission Probe “Our Storekeeper has been indisposed for the past eight months” - AMA Director

• Commentary - Betty Mould, superstition and progress - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Lead - Friends bid farewell to H.E. Fabrizio - Audrey Micah

August 10, 2009

• Pan Africa - China, others shove U.S. in scramble for Africa - Reuters

• World - U.S. commander says Taliban have Afghan momentum - Reuters

• Health - World's first wireless pacemaker gives patient new freedom - Reuters

• Volunteerism is cardinal to the Development of Africa-participants

• Pan Africa - Tutu and Zuma bury the hatchet -  BBC

• Health - The threats confronting Global health: Are we safe? - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

August 9, 2009

• Lead - Tandja and the Big Man syndrome - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• World - Nine die in New York air crash - Telegraph, UK

• DCE threatens to shut school down after eight year of scoring 0% pass for BECE

• The Two Faces of Ghana - NYTimes

• Sports - Muhammad Ali to visit ancestral home in Ireland - Telegraph. UK

• World - IMF puts total cost of crisis (economy) at £7.1 trillion - enough to finance a £1,779 handout for every man, woman and child on the planet - Telegraph, UK

• Pan Africa - Massive win for Niger president -  BBC

• Corrupt (UK) firm's work (in Ghana) found to be defective

• Commonwealth Pharmacists Association calls for global alertness of patient safety

• The 10 mysteries of human behaviour that science can't explain  - Telegraph. UK

August 7, 2009

• Health - Ministry orders payment of nurses’ arrears

• Pan Africa - Massive win for Niger president - BBC

• Health - Government prepares to combat swine flu immediately -  Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Pan Africa - Growing thirst Countries sharing Nile try to map out new deal - BBC

• World Bank President to tour Africa next week

• New auto range of Vehicles hit Ghanaian Market - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• World - In Germany, Clunkers Get a Second Life - NYTimes

• Finance Minister inaugurates Two Board of Directors

• Pan Africa - Clinton Seeks South African Support on Zimbabwe - NYTimes

• CHRAJ Boss supports shoot to kill

• NPP postpones congress for Akwatia elections - Audrey Micah

• Veep launches book on US President Barrack Obama

• President Mills asks pressure group to listen to Ghana@50 commission

• Lead - The Ga Mantse is irate over government restrictions on Homowo

• Striking Mine Workers to resume work

• Pan Africa - Nigerian militant amnesty starts - BBC

• Census is in the interest of districts- Agyeman- Duah

• Pan Africa - UN denounces Guinea 'drug labs' - BBC

Augist 6, 2009

• Pan Africa - Nigeria frees Ukraine arms plane - BBC

• Swine Flu hits Accra - Audrey Micah

• Downsizing is for profitability in two years - Vodafone

• Access Bank to begin operations in Ghana

• Committees to oversee the distribution of premix inaugurated

• World - Bank of England injects £50bn more into economy - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Nigerian militant amnesty starts - BBC

• Volta Regional Coordinating Council overspent on Ghana@50

• Sports - FIFA to organize course for Premier and National coaches

• Commentary - Culture on national planning - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Pan Africa - Land grab in Africa ? - BBC

• World - Lockerbie bomber could be released - Guardian, UK

• Africa seeks partnership not patronage – African Presidents

• Lead - Barack Obama’s message to the AGOA Forum in Kenya - Press Release

August 5, 2009

• World - Michael Jackson's Mum cries murder, demands 3rd autopsy - New York Post

• Education - Fallen standards in education blamed on logistics

• Anglogold Ashanti workers on strike - Audrey Micah

• The Ga Mantse - on education and societal needs

• Pan Africa - Kenya impunity 'disappoints US' - BBC

• Natural Resources Minister inaugurates Lands Commission

• Sports - National Security alleges fraud for ASBOD sending hearing players to deaf game

• CWU issue ultimatum to Vodafone management

• Thirty-Two SOEs sign performance contracts

• Lead - Here we go again, dumping down the educational system - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Former Co-ordinating Director explains erection of Busia’s statue

• Sports - Ghana Athletics Association owes Euro-based Sports firms

• Former Co-ordinating Director explains erection of Busia’s statue

• German nurse kidnappers to appear before High Court

• Government to present mid-term budget

• Hundreds at AFAG demo to demand good governance - Audrey Micah

August 4, 2008

• Pictures - 10 years anniversary of King Mohammed VI of Morocco celebrated in Ghana - Audrey Micah

• Japan Motors wins Motor Firm of the year award

• TOR to change premix fuel colour to check smuggling - Govt

• Social - Skilled labour - a key to achieving vision 2020 - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Armed Robbers deserve “shoot to kill” response – Regional Minister

• Veep asks WHO to issue license to local drug manufacturers

• FYI - Run through the rain - Brought to you by Yomoeh

• Education - 700,000 Ghanaian children are not in school - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• World - Barack Obama faces 30 death threats a day - Telegraph, UK

• Lead - Counterfeit and poor-quality medicines use in Nigeria (Africa for that matter) - Thompson Ayodele

August 3, 2009

• Pan Africa - Pirates release German cargo ship - BBC

• Health - Gov’t spends over $760 million on malaria annually - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• AFAG demonstration slated for tomorrow - Audrey Micah

• Social - Ghana to become desert in 23 years if...

• World - Deputy says bin-Laden truce offers still valid... - Breitbart

• Pan Africa - Cactus commerce boosts Morocco - BBC

• World - Christian Family Burned to Death in Pakistan After Koran is 'Defiled' - Fox

• “Review policy on pre-paid metres for hospitals”-Ofosu-Ampofo

• Health - New HIV strain discovered in woman from Cameroon - Yahoo News

• Vodafone has flouted the labour law -TUC - Audrey Micah

• World - Warning: Oil supplies are running out fast - The Independent

• Ghana to host this year’s International Tourism Day Celebration

• World - UK to tighten nationality rules - BBC

• Government votes US$200,000 for Hajj Pilgrims

• IMF Backs New Package to Support World's Poorest During Crisis

• Government to restructure about 1 billion dollars of liabilities and debt

• Sports - Ghana Premier League rated 63rd by IFFHS

• Ghana@50 Commission of Inquiry amends sittings - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Lead - Vodafone workers reject compulsory redundancy package - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh 

• World - Farming superpower Brazil spreads its know-how  - CSmonitor

• Ghana to join oil producing countries next year - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

August 2, 2009

• Chereponi NPP MP, Doris Asibi Seidu, is dead -  Awudu Salami Sule

• President ends three day visit to Brong Ahafo

• Farmers give boost to prospects for Northern Star Tomato Factory - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh 

• Ghana to receive free medical supplies from Denver - Awudu Salami Sule

• Pan Africa - U.S. to Give Military Aid to Somali Government - Fox News

• Pan Africa - Just When Africa’s Luck Was Changing - NYTimes

• Pan Africa - Mugabe 'aiming to wreck unity government' - Guardian, UK

• World - Khatami denounces Iran 'show trial' - The Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Nigerian police find sect women -  BBC

• World - Russia fears embrace from the east - Guardian. UK

• Reincarnating Africa’s old man - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

August 1, 2009

• World - Al Qaeda May Have Infiltrated British Secret Service - Fox

• World - Bogus UK sites selling fake goods - Telegraph, UK

• World - U.S. Weighs Risks of Civilian Harm in Cyberwarfare - NYTimes

• World -'Dire shortage' at UN food agency - BBC

• Lead - At the State Department with Hilary Clinton - George Ayittey

• Pan Africa - 'Whip me if you dare,' says Sudan's trouser woman - Telegraph, UK

• Pan Africa - Drug war being fought in Nigerian forests - CNN

• Pan Africa - Hard road The trafficking rings who make migrants walk across Africa -  BBC

  

• Commentary - Obama on Race: Process over Product - Dr. Yossef Ben-Meir

July 31, 2009

• Unity is essential for victory in 2012 - Kufuor

• Vodafone to lay off 950 workers by November - Audrey Micah

• Bring copyright abusers to court - Minister of Justice - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• CPP must shirk the alliance mood, Akosa
  By Awudu Salami Sule, Ghanadot

• Minister says government will revamp the railway sector

• Attorney General’s office to study Tagor’s case

• Ministry undertakes cassava project to fight poverty

• Ghana- Nigeria oil deal is on course- Agyenim Boateng

• World - Big Banks Paid Billions in Bonuses Amid Wall St. Crisis - NYTimes

• Pan Africa- Nigeria sect head dies in custody -  BBC

• World - Iranians Gather in Grief, Then Face Police - NYTimes

 

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