December 30, 2009

• Launching a spacecraft to knock off a large asteroid and prevent a possible collision with Earth

• Gold rush to sweep Ghana in 2010

• Ghana Tightens Airport Security

• Ghana to begin issuance of Biometric Passports

• Pan Africa - Nigeria gets 'illegal' new chief justice

• World - China floats anti-pirate hub idea

• US was warned of terrorist attack by Nigerian

• Commentary - Obama tries to find new words to fight terrorism - Telegraph, UK

• 'Nigeria bomber' moves detailed

• World - China warns Britain as execution row intensifies

• Lead - Ghana Wesley United Methodist Church honors Prof. Albert Wright for good work

December 27, 2009

• About Google - Search, but You May Not Find

• Abdulmutallab: More Like Me In Yemen
  Accused Northwest Bomber Says More Bombers On the Way; Al Qaeda Promises to Hit Americans

• Health - First case of highly drug-resistant TB found in US

• World - Briton told of execution fate in China

• World - No internet sex please, we're Indian

• Sports - Chelsea 2 Fulham 1

• World - How emerging markets left the West behind in 2009

• US - US admits it failed over Detroit terror plot

• Nigerian family of jet bomb suspect speaks of shock

• China unveils 'world's fastest train link'

• Father alerted US about Nigerian plane bomb suspect

• Detroit terror attack: Plane bomb suspect was barred from Britain

• Ghana 2010 census to cost over $50m

December 26, 2009

• Can Nigeria, still without its president, avoid a political crisis?

• World - Iraqi and Iranian forces stand off in oil well row

• Health - Revolutionary operation could 'cure' high blood pressure

• US plane attack suspect quizzed after 'terror attempt'

• Can Ghana Survive The Oil Boom Or Doom?

December 24, 2009

• Review - James Cameron's Avatar is a stylish film marred by its racist subtext

• World - Iran cracks down on memorials

• Pharmacists call on gov’t to set up independent body to investigate the Kinapharma-cocaine saga

• Minority misconstrues statement on judgment debts - Betty Mould-Iddrisu

• Commentary - Copenhagen: will the UN learn the lessons?

• World - Fitch warns UK, France

• Pan Africa - Niger anger over Ecowas 'snub'

• Lead - Ghana@50 commission report out---Asks Gov’t to prosecute culprits next year

December 22, 2009

• Sports - Joshua Clottey To Return Against Michel Rosales In January?

• US - As health care reform bill advances, public support slips

• Climate change alliance crumbling

• Lead - Christmas business activities now picking up in Accra

• Sports - Charles Adamu wins Commonwealth title

• Travel chaos across Britain with more snow on the way

• World - China and US blamed for Copenhagen failure

• World - Developing nations 'resisted' climate deal

December 21, 2009

• Feast for Pantang Patients

• Pan Africa - Guinea junta leader Camara should be tried - UN

• Parliament approves GH¢12.1billion for Government Business

• World - Jesus-era house uncovered

• Bloody clashes in central Nigeria

• TUC urges gov’t to review tax-free threshold

• Ghanaians spend twice more on alcohol, tobacco than on food

• US - US healthcare plan passes Senate

• Prez Mills calls on Ghanaians abroad to join the battle against corruption

• Lead - Recognizing Professor Albert Wright

• Review - There'll be nowhere to run from the new world government

December 20, 2009

• Pan Africa - Test for a Court as Prosecutors Face Liberia’s Ex-Ruler

• Homosexual sex worker names Bank Managers, Policemen, others as clients

• Lead - Koreans to build houses in Ghana?  Read this

• National Service secretariat releases allowance for Personnel

• National Service secretariat releases allowance for Personnel

• Sports - Laryea Kingston omitted from Ghana squad

• Ghana Producer-Price Inflation Accelerates to 19.3%

• World - Key powers reach compromise at climate summit

December 18, 2009

• Obama cracks the whip at Copenhagen global warming talks

• World - Iraq demands Iran withdraw troops from oilfield

• US - European financial woes gives boost to dollar's strength

• Ghana Stocks-worst of 2009... 30% Jump Expected in 2010

• US - U.S. Charges 3 (West Africans arrested in Ghana) on Drug Case With Helping Al Qaeda

• Sports - Ghana named 23-man squad for CAN 2010.. As Muntari & Appiah Dropped

• Lead - Constitutional review referendum to cost $1.5million

• NPP holds National Delegate Conference on Feb 6, 2010

• World - Banks hit by tougher rules on capital

• Ghana wins award at climate change summit

December 17, 2009

• Commentary - North hides nefarious aims under green cloak - Thompson Ayodele

• Government begins distribution of free exercise books to pupils in basic schools

• Duffuor has lost touch with macroeconomic management---- forcing the poor to pay for profligate Gov’t spending, hints AFAG

• Education - Government begins distribution of free exercise books to pupils in basic schools

• John Mahama wishes Ghanaians to use Christmas period to foster peace, reconciliation

• Apologise or face the consequences, Minority tells Koku Anyidoho

• Lead - Increase in presidential term? Bad idea - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

   

December 16, 2009

• "Water Proof" is dead

• Health -  Genetic breakthrough hails new cancer research era - The genetic code of two of the most deadly cancers cracked by British scientists, beckoning a new era in treatment for the disease.

• Sports - Poor patronage hits 2010 World Cup tickets in Ghana

• Commentary - Agya-Atta must get rid of that communication disaster now!! - Kosivi Tsokpeklu

• Mills integrity is not the issue-Rawlings

• Sports - Poor patronage hits 2010 World Cup tickets in Ghana

• Over 500 Ghanaian pilgrims stranded in Saudi Arabia

• Marriages registration drops to 2,798

• GNAT strike ends in fiasco

• Guinea aide admits shooting junta leader Camara

• Government needs $1billion to stop power outages

• Lead - George Ayittey named top 100 thinkers by Foreign Policy Magazine

December 15, 2009

• Massive corruption at FDB

• Ghana Journalists Association petition IGP over assault of Journalists

• Pan Africa - Power vacuum - Nigerians fear crisis with their leader stuck in hospital

• UK - Cheques to be bounced into history

• CEPS destroys 330,000 cartons of cigarettes

• Government to freeze oil licences

• Health - Unitaid backs HIV drug patent pool

• Pan Africa - Summit moved to keep Bashir away

• Malaysians to invest in Ghana gold project

• Rawlings, Okyenhene in Morocco to attend Africities Summit

• Lead - Constitutional Review: President tenure of office to increase

• Report on Ministry of Foreign Affairs fire outbreak out, but rules out foul play

December 14, 2009

• Commentary - In politics, a piss today can make or unmake you tomorrow - Kosivi Tsokpeklu

• More troubles for Arthur Kennedy

• Ghanaian Mineworkers cry foul over wide salary inequalities

• World Bank, UN renew commitment to help developing nations recover billions of looted funds

• World - Secret document exposes Iran’s nuclear trigger

• Pan Africa - Report Cites Vast Civilian Killings in East Congo

• President Mills has good intentions for Ghana, JJ Rawlings

• Poorer Nations Threaten to Walk Out of Talks

• World - Al Gore shows us the way to make green from being green - Al Gore has made lots of money by lecturing us all about being green. Some say he's become the world's first "carbon billionaire".

• Sports - Ex-Black Stars Deputy Captain renders apology to Vice President

• World - Christmas chaos as British Airways staff vote for strike

• Sports - Eritrea football team 'absconds'

• African anger hits climate talks

• Lead - Siemens pledgles $100 million to fight corruption

December 12, 2009

• Review - President Obama's Peace Prize Acceptance remark at Oslo

• World - Barack Obama becomes an American president

• Sports - Ancelotti heading to fall out with Ghana over Essien

• World - Blair: Iraq War was right regardless of WMDs

• World - Violent clashes as 30,000 gather in Copenhagen

• Pan Africa - Praying Eritrean women 'arrested'

• Pan Africa - Senegal imams condemn statue

• Lead - The state of public schools in Ghana - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

December 11, 2009

• World - After climate talks, scientists worry about enforcement

• Pan Africa - Mali villagers fight back against Sahara

• US - Bush closes the gap on Obama

• Pan Africa - On-the-run killer dies in Gambia

• Lead - Accra Mayor vows to end school shift system

• Sports - Hodgson will risk points loss to play Pantsil

• Pan Africa - Not OK! Ugandan TV star faints after groom fails to show up for wedding

• Sports - Essien, Muntari and Gyan given fines

• Ghana, Congo, Nigeria, Zimbabwe: Africa Bond, Currency Preview

December 10, 2009

• US - Accepting Peace Prize, Obama Evokes ‘Just War’

• P.C Appiah-Ofori: Mills has shown he is not corrupt

• MTN foundation spends GHC 2.5m on projects

• World - Barack Obama receives 2009 Nobel Peace Prize

• World - Alistair Darling accused of 'pre-election con'

• World - Developing countries split on CO2

• Pan Africa - Guinea's junta accuses Kouchner

• Pan Africa - Somalia suicide bomber 'was from Denmark'

• Review - According to George Soros, global leaders are mining the wrong places for climate cash - Telegraph, UK

• Lead - Who builds houses for the South Koreans? - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

December 9, 2009

• Pan Africa - World Bank eyes India as Africa rail partner

• Health - Scientists see hope in new cancer method

• S Korea in $10bn Ghana homes deal

• Commentary - Excuse me Mr. Pianim!! Answer these questions

• US - Senate Health Deal Leaves Many Issues Unresolved

• World - U.K., U.S. Top Aaa Ratings Tested by Debt Burdens, Moody’s Says

• World - Passenger jet bomb plot: Briton found guilty

• World - Volkswagen to Buy 20 Percent of Suzuki

• Pan Africa - Nigeria police say Amnesty brutality claims are unfair

• Kosmos drills successful test well off Ghana

• Government blows GH¢5.6million on renovation of 82 bungalows

• World - Strange light in Norwegian sky sparks mystery

• Lead - Over 1,573 illegals returned to Ghana between 2008 and June 2009

December 8, 2009

• Health - Guinea Worm: Campaign to Eradicate Guinea Worm in Hard-Hit Nigeria May Have Worked

• World - Violent Protests in Iran Carry Into Second Day

• World - Copenhagen climate summit in disarray after 'Danish text' leak -  Developing countries react furiously to leaked draft agreement that would hand more power to rich nations, sideline the UN's negotiating role and abandon the Kyoto protocol

• Pan Africa - Death penalty for gays? Uganda debates proposal

• World - VIRGIN GALACTIC unveils first commercial spaceship...

• US - Harry Reid compares the fight for health-care reform to the emancipation and women's suffrage movements.

• Commentary - The downgrading of a titan, Mr. Kwame Pianim - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• President Kufuor Becomes Chairman of Interpeace

• Guinea junta arrests 60 for 'trying to kill Camara'

• STX Group to Build $10 Billion Residential Project in Ghana

• Tiger, lion and bear form unusual friendship

• Pan Africa - Nigeria police overwhelm morgue

• Tullow says discovery made in Ghana well

• Sports - Beckenbauer tips Ghana

• Lead - NIA registration: everyone name will be included-NIA boss

December 7, 2009

• World - Mumbai terrorist attacks: US man charged

• Press Release - U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief

• Prez Mills will not steal from Ghanaians-Pianim

• TOR receives 2 million barrels of crude oil from Nigeria

• Commentary - Al-Qaeda and a decade of terror

• World - Bank of England sees sharp rise in demand for £50 notes

• World - Copenhagen climate summit: talks kick off

• World - Iranian Protesters Clash With Police

• Pan Africa - Sudan SPLM arrests spark southern unrest

• President Mills leaves for Equatorial Guinea

• Pan Africa - Guinea chief 'well' after surgery

December 6, 2009

• Pan Africa - 5 Peacekeepers in Darfur Die in Rebel Attacks

• World - Copenhagen Talks Tough on Climate Protest Plans

• Ghana refinery to restart distillation after repair

• Lead - Sycophancy, Ghana’s Main Problem - Dr. Michael J. K.  Bokor

• Speaker urges strenghtening of Parliament's capacity in budget analysis

• Sports - Amir Khan storms to 76 second win over Dmitriy Salita

• Announcement - Major Lawrence Mefful’s memorial service in New York

• World - Euros become currency of drug cartels

• Queen's fight for privacy

• Media heads worry about U.S. future as superpower

• World - Protesters rally against 9/11 trial set for New York

• World - Russia mourns 109 killed in nightclub

December 5, 2009

• World - Gold fund top over 10 years

• Nobel prize foundation frets over its finances

• World - Thousands march in 'wave' against climate change

• Nana Akuffo-Addo congratulates new NMC boss

• Malik Baako responds to Arthur K

• Govt Takes Measures To Ease Traffic Congestion

• Rawlings justifies attacks on Mills

• Pan Africa - After Assassination Attempt, Guinea’s Junta Leader Leaves Country for Treatment

• Stephen Appiah picks new injury

• Farmers’ Day Of Pride • Could be no more in 40 yrs — Study

• Pan Africa - Ivory Coast to vote within months

• Sports - World Cup 2010: More tickets on sale for South Africa

• Pan Africa - Guinea vice-president returns after assassination bid

• Sports - World Cup 2010 team profile - Ghana

• Sports - Australia Already Eyeing Second - Round Clash With Englandri

• Ban On Explosives Still In Force - Police

• Review - Taint of Corruption Is No Barrier to U.S. Visa

December 4, 2009

• Sports - FIFA World Cup groups

• Sports - World Cup Seeding Set; No Referees to Be Added for South Africa

• ANALYSIS -Pirates pose deadly threat in Gulf of Guinea

• Solar-powered plane makes successful first flight

• Bailouts for British banks hit 850 billion pounds

• World - China hints sticking to dollar despite worries

• Health - Study finds no brain tumor link with mobile phones

• Sports - France miss out on World Cup finals seeding

• Future of Liberian Refugees in Ghana Uncertain

• Pan Africa - Guinea's leader 'shot and wounded by aide'

• World - Putin: Presidential run in 2012?

• World - Gore cancels personal appearance in Copenhagen

• Lead - The quality of mercy – as it applies to Liberia - E. Ablorh-Odjjidja

December 3, 2009

• Pan Africa - Somalia ministers killed by hotel suicide bomb

• Lead - NDC might not fulfil promises, says Haruna Iddrisu

• Pan Africa - How development policy was made in Uganda

• World - Son of Osama bin Laden banned from marrying in Britain

• Sports - Ghana still chasing Inter Milan's Mario Balotelli - FIFA World Cup 2010

• World - Bin Laden not here, says Pakistan

• World - UN climate change talks 'should fail'

• World - Climate change fraud

• Commentary - 'Never before has a speech by President Barack Obama felt as false'...

• Sports - Continent's hopes - Can an African team win the 2010 World Cup?

• Pan Africa - Who to believe? With no official information, Nigeria thrives on rumours

  

• 2010 budget is a pro-poor budget, revealed Kwahu South DCE

December 2, 2009

• Sports - World Cup Seeding Is Announced

• World - The Afghanistan Speech

• Sports - Fifa rule out extra World Cup referees

• World - Tiger Woods apologises for 'transgressions'

• World - Some Allies Wary of New Troop Pledges (Afghanistan)

• World - Litvinenko: What really happened? - Three years ago, a Russian defector was poisoned in London and died a terrible death. How? An insider reveals all.

• Nigeria President Umaru Yar'Adua faces calls to quit

• Pan Africa - ICC revokes bail on Congo's Bemba

• Government Doubletalk On Transparency

• Ghana talks for Jubilee at "critical stage"-source

• U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief Launches Five-Year Strategy

• Banks to submit data on toxic debt to Bank of Ghana

• Lead - Kufuor tours Switzerland and Italy

• World - Obama Vows to Fight Al Qaeda ‘Cancer’

December 1, 2009

• Sports - Police end Woods probe with $164 ticket

• Health - Long-term stress damages the brain

• UK climate scientist to temporarily step down

• ER Minister warns MDCEs over school feeding programme

• Lead - Local manufacturers go wild ...ask gov’t to stop Chinese illegal activities or less…

• Pan Africa - SA probes girl's leg amputation

• World - Al-Qaeda 'terrorists' win right to secret evidence

• World - Lawmakers want vote on Obama war plan

• Health - Beauty queen dies after surgery

• Ghana Coach: Action Will Be Taken Against Essien And Others

• Health - Salmonella: Drug-Resistant Strain of Bacteria Gains in Africa, With High Death Rates

• World - Obama to announce Afghanistan troop surge

• Review - Literary treasures - Saving Timbuktu manuscripts from the ravages of time

• World - Fears of UK debt crisis

• Ghana to return hijacked vessel intercepted by Navy

• Drug seizures in west Africa prompt fears of terrorist links

• World - Car of the Year - VW Polo

• Defence Minster: Ghana Navy ready to defend our coast line

November 30, 2009

• Why President Mills won't be the NDC Candidate in the 2012 elections

• World - Obese air passenger in economy seat has picture taken

• Health - Experts change HIV 'drug advice'

• My position as Majority leader is enough-Bagbin

• Rev. Anani Boadum: Deal with pastors who disgrace the gospel

• World - - Iran threatens to pull out of nuclear treaty

• World - Somali pirates capture huge tanker taking oil to US

• Sports - Boateng confirms Ghana desire

• World - Four police officers 'executed' in Washington coffee house

• Ghana worried as pirate raids on the rise on its coast

• World - Honduran Conservative Appears to Win

• Sports - We'll Look Stupid Without Essien, Muntari & Gyan--Kuffour

• World - A Defiant Iran Vows to Build Nuclear Plants

• Complete comprehensive policy framework before production of oil in 2010 - CSOs tell gov’t

• Tiger Woods 'told friend his wife had gone ghetto on him'

• Rwanda becomes a member of the Commonwealth

• Lead - BP battles Exxon Mobil over Ghana oilfield Oil giant BP

 

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