January 31, 2010

• Lead - Egypt beats Ghana, secures a record seventh Africa Cup of Nations title

• World - UN climate change panel based claims on student dissertation and magazine article

• World - US bolsters defences of Iran's Gulf neighbours

• World - China suspends military exchanges with U.S.

• Nigeria court backs ill president

• Health - Sanitary pads 'cut school absenteeism'

• The nation wreckers, know them (Man accused of smuggling heroin from Ghana)

• Nigeria group 'ends Delta truce'

• Haiti - Haiti has sunk to 'below zero' - UN

• World - US arms sales to Taiwan raise tensions with China

• Sports - Togo banned from next two Africa Cups of Nations

• Pan Africa - A brave bishop defies Mugabe

• South African minister's wife on cocaine charges

January 29, 2010

• Toyota and other big recalls

• Ghana’s GDP May Be Revised Up by 50%, Standard Bank Says

• Unstable Investment Policy: UN Envoy Warns Ghana

• Water vapour is a major cause of global warming and cooling find scientists

• I endorse the new communication system at Presidency - Mrs Rawlings

• Health - Health alert: Achimota School to close down

• Akufo-Addo's bodyguards assaults NPP man

• Lead - I Lied About Pres. Mills' Health - New Punch Editor

• World - Revealed: UN in secret peace talks with Taliban

• Sports - Egypt hammers Algeria 4-0 to set final against Ghana

• White House Considers Moving 9/11 Trial Out of New York City

• Sports - gypt 4-0 Algeria

• Germany - Germany triggers panic

January 28, 2010

• Overcoming poverty can bring peace to Sierra Leone- Zoellick

• Sports - Ghana qualify for finals, thrashes Nigeria by 1 goal to nil

• World - Obama warns Iran of 'growing consequences'

• Sports - Kufuor optimistic Ghana will triumph the Eagles

• France - Villepin awaits verdict with 'serenity'

• World - Ousted Zelaya leaves Honduras

• UK - Judges want to see terrorist suspects named

• Barack Obama prioritises new jobs in key speech

• US blames Nigeria for extremism

• Nigeria - Sick leader splits Nigeria elite

January 27, 2010

• Hundreds march to demand action on Right to Information

• Prices to stabilise:BoG boss assures

• Sports - Black Stars date with history as they lock horns with the Eagles today

• It's unpardonable to reshuffle within a year - Political scientist

• Blame President Mills if 'Stars' don't win Africa Cup - MP

• Sports - Timid Ghana vs. Tired Nigeria – Who wins today?

• DAVOS-Soros says Obama bank levy premature, backs other plans

• Farmers call on government to ban importation of rice

• World - Airlines suffered record drop in traffic in 2009: IATA

• US - Super Bowl ad stokes U.S. abortion controversy

• US - Send California inmates to Mexico, says Schwarzenegger

• World - More Signs of Revival in Haiti

• FDB spends $39, 120 on a year's rent for boss

• US - Bloomberg Wants Terror Trial Moved

• Skins cells turned into brain cells in stem cell breakthrough

• Stop political harassment of the EO group

• Lead - Stop political harassment of the EO group, say AFLAG

January 26, 2010

• Analysis: For Haiti, Opportunity To Transform

• New Minimum Wage now GH¢ 3.11

• Passengers 'cannot refuse body scan'

• BoG closely monitoring Nigeria banking crisis

• Scientist: Aliens Already May Be on Earth

• NPA moves to ensure continuous supplies of aviation fuel

• US - U.S. Deficit Estimate: $1.35 Trillion

• Crashed Ethiopia plane 'flew into Beirut storm'

• Health - Malaria vaccine 'three years off'

• Investor confidence restored as 3-year bond is oversubscribed

January 25, 2010

• Immigration personnel warned, against accepting bribes

• World - The search for aliens should start on Earth not outer space, says scientist

• Former headmaster of Accra Academy is dead

• Lead - A shocking reshuffle of ministerial portfolio

• Workers of Volta Star Textile Limited embarks on strike

• World - China eyes copper mines

• World - West urged to write off Haiti's $1bn debt

• Number plates for canoes, other fishing vessels

• Ministerial Reshuffle: First Batch of Casualties

• Aqua Vitens asks for extension of contract

• UWR still has a sad development story to tell-Abugnaba

• Gas Shortage Hits Accra, Tema Area

• NPP Congress Slated For February 27

• Black Stars stun host nation Angola

January 24, 2010

• Tsatsu Tsikata – A Clear and Present Danger to Ghana

• Tullow strikes more Oil & Gas at Jubilee field

• Kufuor pays tribute to late Gonja king

• Aviation fuel to Accra International Airport cut following TOR inferno

• US - Barack Obama looks to Bill Clinton for answers

• Commentary - Joseph Stiglitz: Why we have to change capitalism

• FINATRADE & MiDA to increase rice production

• World - Bin Laden tape praises Detroit terror attack

• Winter Olympics 2010: Ghana's one-man ski team ready to capture public's imagination

• Poverty Reduction Strategy lacks sufficient investments

• All eyes on Ghana, Angola clash

January 22. 2010

• Floating Oil Production Storage and Offload facility to arrive Mid-year

• Sports - Women U-20 World Cup : Ghana v Tunisia today

• NIA officials seek compensation after forced genital inspection

• Commentary - Rawlings Vrs the Indemnity Clause - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Local Content Policy: The path to Ghana's Economic Emancipation - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Review - The Quiet Reformer: Remembering Alan Rudwick (1927–2009) - Franklyn Ayensu

• Methodist Bishop to face disciplinary committee

• Local Content Policy: The path to Ghana's Economic Emancipation - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Editorial, Peace FM - Anti-Kosmos Machinations Unfold - It is now crystal clear that all along, the government actions against Kosmos Energy were aimed at making the exploration and drilling giant’s stake less and less attractive, in order to buy it as cheaply as possible.....

• Nana Akufo-Addo's new campaign approach

• Lead - NPP likely to reschedule national delegates conference

• Cocaine sale in broad daylight in Ghana

• Interpol smokes out German, Congolese

• Review - The Dignity Of Vision  - Reverend Peter Eric Adotey Addo

January 21, 2010

• Full blown propaganda secretariat’ for NDC

• Sex scandal hits Ghana Methodist Church

• Stars to mark a female part with a show

• Ghana donates $3million to Haiti Earthquake disaster victims

• Tullow Says Strike Proves Big New Ghana Field

• Ghana to lead Africa in ICT development

• Sports - Ahead of Ghana-Angola clash on Sunday - Black Stars management team complains of intimidation

• Sports - Essien arrives in London for treatment

• Review - Generation Abdulmutallab - Dr. George Ayittey

• Ex-Minister blames J.J Rawlings, Mills for Dagbon stalemate

• World Bank President in Africa

• Haiti - Nightmare in Haiti: Untreated Illness and Injury

• Angola abolishes presidential polls in new constitution

• World - Why a world currency won't prevent another crisis

• Lead - Unfinished charge sheet on Kosmos stolen from AG’s office

January 20, 2010

• UK - G20 and IMF should merge'

• Haiti - Strong Aftershock Hits Near Haitian Capital

• Sports - Chelsea decide not to pursue Ghana over Michael Essien’s wages

• Lead - Veep launches 132-megawatt power plant

• Nigeria - Nigeria religious riots 'kill scores' in Jos

• Cyanide Spillage: Newmont to pay GH¢ 7m penalty

• US - Eight dead after shooting in Virginia

• Evidence Found for Chinese Attack on Google

• World - Iran rejects key parts of nuclear deal in latest talks

• Health - Glaxo offers malaria cure for free

• World - US accused of 'occupying' Haiti as troops flood in

• Nana Ohene Ntow: NPP is not responsible for earthquake prank

• Kenya - Hate-cleric riot charges in Kenya

• Bawku workers threaten government over poor security

• Sudan - Sudan 'would accept separation'

• Days of cheap electricity over - Energy Minister

• Ghana beats Burkina Faso 1 nil to qualify for quarter-finals

January 18, 2010

• TOR fire, one burnt to death, others injured

• Lead -  O.B. Amoah dares Mills, says I will follow you if…

• Ghana's housing deficit widens

• Why America and China will clash

• US accused of 'occupying' Haiti as troops flood in

• NDC Congress ends with chants of a united front

• Ghanaian actors banned in Nollywood

• NPP congratulates NDC

• Senegal offers land to Haitians

• Earthquake scare wakes Ghana up!

January 17, 2010

• Announcement - Relatives of Ghanaian resident in Nigeria to contact Foreign Ministry

• World - Haiti earthquake: police open fire on looters

• Sports - Egypt shine as World Cup sides stumble in Africa Cup of Nations

• Konadu, Spio and others win NDC top positions

• Rawlings' speech at the NDC Congress

• Ghana biometric passport to be launched February 3

• Health - Eye test that spots Alzheimer's 20 years before symptoms...

• NPP lost 2008 elections because God was dissatisfied -Prez Mills

• AGI president challenges Mills to fulfill major promise

• Ghana Revenue Authority begins operations

• Some NDC Members Are Treacherous…JJ@NDC Congress

January 16, 2010

• UKIP to call for ban on wearing the burka

• Announcement - Help to locate the family of FAITH AMUZU

• Commentary - Under Obama, US is obsessed with race but can't discuss it

• Commentary - The real national development planning - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Lead - Matters arising from the NPP News conference - the evaluation of Atta-Mills regime
   

January 15, 2010

• Nduom warns Mills of looming administrative coup

• NDC tests party strength in Tamale

• Constitution not ripe for review - NCCE Boss

• Lead - UK warns Visa applicants

• Pan Africa - Kenya police shoot hate cleric al-Faisal supporters

• World - A rare moment of hope as aid trickles into Haiti

• Commentary - The Underlying Tragedy (about Haiti) - David Brooks

• Abudus withdraw from Dagbon peace process

• Fresh global crisis fears

• Rescuers Race to Find Survivors in Haiti
  As U.S. Troops Work to Speed Aid Flow

• Ohio lawyer's green card fraud sentencing delayed

• World - China begins monitoring text messages

• Sports - Essien doubt for crunch clash

• Anambra: Police berate INEC, say ‘emulate Ghana Electoral Commission’

• What's really at stake in the China versus Google fight?

January 14, 2009

• The All African MLS SuperDraft
• E/R Minister moves to end the nefarious activities of Fulani Herdsmen
• $30,000 jackpot for each Black Stars player

• Power crisis looms in Ghana

• AMA declares war on hawkers at the new Achimota Transport Terminal

• Features: A “Better Ghana” promise turns to A “Better Volta” Agenda

• Essien arrives in Angola for African Cup

January 12, 2010

• Commentary - Is Graphic afraid of the name T. B. Joshua? - Obibinii Paa-Kwasi

• Ghana Tourist Board will not be re-branded- Julius Debrah

• Lead - Rawlings: I did not sponsor anyone

• I have the best credentials to chair NDC-Dr. Kwabena Adjei

• Alto Group Holdings Samples High Grade Gold Assays From Golden Arrow -- 6.70 Ounces per Ton

• Ghana, Nigeria Consider Exchange Of Prisoners

• Study finds that UNICEF program in Africa fails to save more children

• World-The mini ice age starts here

• Italy  - Italy in racism debate as migrants quit riot town

• Sports- Togo face threat of sanctions

• Avatar hit by accusations of racism

• Sports - World Cup 'risks'

• PanAfrica- Nigeria's ailing President Yar'Adua breaks silence

January11,2010

• Sports - Angola 'arrests' after Togo football team attack

• Gov’t will win Sam Okudzeto’s case-Attorney General

• Ghana Faces Worrying Brain Drain

• Togo players 'attacked by mistake'

• China challenges Germany as biggest exporter

• 'Hate-cleric' returned to Kenya

• Lead - Sociologist: Prez Mills can’t handle Ghana

• Lead - Quashigah: Appetite for bold thinking - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

January 10, 2009

• Is Al Qaeda’s new terrorist strategy making the US less secure?

• US - Reid apologizes for 'no Negro dialect' commen (against Obama)

• Sports - Togo pull out of African Nations Cup after attack

• UK - Top investor warns on UK's credit rating

• Commentary - Accra-Tema Motorway: A Reflection of Failed Policies - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

January 8, 2010

• Sports - Pacquiao will fight Clottey instead of Mayweather

• FBI Tracks Abdulmutallab's Steps in Ghana

• Angola - Adebayor: I was lucky to survive Angolan gunmen

• US - 'Not guilty' plea in Detroit case

• Italy - Migrants riot at 'racist' attack

• Sports - Africa Cup of Nations to go ahead despite Togo attack

• US - DA to seek indictment of Jackson doctor

• Lead - Cocoa producer price in Ghana to go up

• Sports - Egypt eyes historic treble at African Cup

• Commentary - Obama finally gets tough: what took him so long? - Telegraph, UK

• US - Tim Geithner's NY Fed told AIG to keep quiet about $105bn paid to banks

• Sports - Ghana boosted by Essien return

• Commentary - Agya-Atta is either a coward or a hypocrite if …  Obibinii Paa-Kwasi

January 7, 2010

• Weather-related death toll rises to 22 as Britain braces for coldest night yet

• Senegal architect in bid to end statue nudity row

• Dan Botwe, Frimpong-Boateng mourn Quashigah

• FBI probe US plane bomber's contacts in Ghana: minister

• Ailing Nigeria President Yar'Adua 'held phone talks'

• Guinea Junta Aims to Return Reins of Nation to Civilians

• Health - Mobiles may reduce Alzheimer's

• Ice danger for Britain as -17C freezes snow

• BP Said to Have Dropped Planned Bid for Jubilee Field Stake

• Euro brinkmanship

• 'Long recovery' for Guinea leader

• Nigerian charged over plane plot

• Lead - Abdulmutalab’s case, sometimes you wonder about humanity - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

January 6, 2010

• Commentary - After the Plane Bomber, Where in the World is Nigeria’s President? - Todd Moss

• Pan Africa - screening 'risks Nigeria ties'

• US - Obama vows to improve security after 'screw up'

• China rules out new U.N. sanctions on Iran for now

• Nancy Pelosi takes swipe at President Obama's campaign promises

• Ghana investigate attempted bombers stay

• US - Democrats face midterms exodus

• Britain braced for heaviest snowfall in 50-years

January 5, 2010

• Pan Africa - Somali militants force WFP to halt aid work

• Body Scanner at KIA will help fight drug menace-Ablakwa

• Pan Africa - Congo sacks 3,000 civil servants

• Courage Quashigah is dead

• FBI in Ghana to probe botched US plane attack

• Yabonwura is dead

• America is losing the free world

• Nigeria criticises 'unfair' US air passenger screening

• Nigerian bomb tempt saga: Ghana replies Nigeria

• Winter of 2009-2010 Could Be Worst in 25 Years

• Ghana's 2010 Population and Housing Census to delay

• Bono net policing idea draws fire

• Ghana's economy set for major take-off

• Frozen Britain may run short of gas

• China and S Korea gripped by freeze

• Lead - The full "Ex-Gratia" report by the Chinery-Hesse Committee

January 4, 2010

• World - Iran warns West it will make its own nuclear fuel

• Environmental Refugees Unable to Return Home

• Pan Africa - Jacob Zuma to wed Tobeka Madiba, South Africa's third first lady

• World - Hundreds of cars torched in France at New Year

• UK and US shut embassies in Yemen

• World - UK airports to get full-body scanners

• Fire guts parts of Kumasi market

• Bomb suspect may not have begun trip in Ghana

• Lead - Ex-gratia Award accepted in full? - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

Jan 2, 2010

• Obama links al-Qaeda to jet plot

• Nigeria says plane bomber began journey in Ghana

• Bombing suspect was pious pupil who shunned high life of the rich

• Review - Africa's apocalyptic mood - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Shell must face Friends of the Earth Nigeria claim in Netherlands

• Health - Girl makes miracle recovery

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

 

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