• Asantehene urges anti-corruption agencies to live up to expectation

• ROPAA is unconstitutional - declares GCPP

• Oil Palm processing factory inaugurated at Ajumako Onwane

• Conference on Teacher education ends at Winneba

• Winneba kingmakers appeal to national house of chiefs

• Castle: Kufuor has not expressed opinion on practicality of ROPAL

• Commentary - Jean-Elvis Ebang Ondo’s Fight Against Human Sacrifice - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Africa would not allow its development partners to “remote control” it

• Children who stay with mothers in prisons – Prison officer

• Don't build without documents-ADR

• G8 FMs support conference on boosting Afghanistan's rule of law

• Debate on Transfer of Convicted Persons Bill deferred

• Prices of foodstuffs slightly increase but low patronage

• Sports - Chelsea’s Ghanaian youth player wants to play for Ghana

• Road accidents destroy human resource base of the country

• Work on damage to Adomi Bridge to commence soon

• Las Palmas Food Centre closed down

• Anglogold to protect its underground mines at Obuasi

• First Ghana Christian Book Award launched

• GCB introduces innovations into operations to meet competitors

• Nine students of KNUST receive S.T. Nankani scholarship

• Review development planning model and laws – Prof. Afrane

• African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Conference ends

May 30, 2007

• Police must learn from landgaurds, private security - Atuguba

• Dr Hagan wins 2007 Trachoma Gold Award

• Sports -  “Essien worth every penny spent of him” – Mourinho

• Surprise at Tagor, Abass trial as state closes case

• Ashanti Regional Minister gives ultimatum to road contractors

• Greening Ghana trees left to die

• Ghanaians urged to support education on re-domination

• IGP orders the interdiction of two policemen at Wa

• Need to strengthen school-community partnership for efficient governing system - Educationist

• Electrician jailed for impersonation

• Government committed to give priority to teacher training - Baiden-Amissah

• FYI - It seems prayer still upsets some people. Please read....  Yomoeh, Accra, Ghana

May 29, 2007

May 25, 2007

• Veep opens multi-million-dollar US Embassy in Accra

• GCB to open more Branches in the Northern Region

• Need to intensify cooperation between CEPS and Private Sector

• Feature - Jake For President … Matters Arising - Kweku Asare

• MPs ask for briefing on bird flu

• Health facility built near cemetery is abandoned

May 24, 2007

• Otumfuo Urges Anglogold Ashanti to bring life to Obuasi mine

• Akufo-Addo: More to be done to remove barriers to intra-regional trade

• Veep tasks civil society to lead campaign against corruption

• DFP urges African countries to deepen unity

• African countries meet on using oil revenue

• Court Rejects motion seeking relocation of cocaine vessel MV. Benjamin

• Teachers express worry over their exclusion

• Minister speaks against early marriages

• African students call for more "dynamism" into AU

• Contempt application against A-G is unmeritorious - Court

• Teacher arrested for impersonating WAEC examiner

• President Kufuor to attend AU Centre foundation stone ceremony

• Chamber of Mines holds human Resource Conference

• Farmer gaoled 10 years for planting India hemp

• NPP believes in rule of law- NPP activist

• Cut spending on funerals - Parents urged

May 23, 2007

• Minister condemns soldier assault on civilians

• NDC MPs anxious for a debate on energy crisis

• Water related diseases in Afram Plain being addressed

• Expose drivers with suspicious characters - DVLA official cautions

• Ex-Wenchihene loses again

• Chiefs appeal for road contract to be terminated

• Three persons remanded for destroying plantation

• World Bank presents MDGs Global Monitoring Report

• Court orders closure of three cold stores at Tema

• Set up committee to monitor campaign of NPP aspirants

• Farmers advised to use protective clothing in handling agro-chemicals

• Residents of Sodom and Gomorrah demonstrate against eviction

• Labour front urged to support implementation of Labour Act

• Water rationing to hit Accra soon

• GCB launches sale of shares in Koforidua

• Some 280 cataract cases operated at eye camp in Wa

• Government to implement policy to protect riverbanks

May 22, 2007

May 21, 2007

May 21, 2007

• Assembly members called for flexibility in drawing up of development plans

• Ghana to host first international management congress

• Special Advisor urges wives of Anglican bishops to change their traditional role

• Pharmacy Council to deal with recalcitrant Chemical Sellers

• Tongu Undergraduates pledges free tuition in their villages

• Churches urged to educate congregations on government policies

• DCE cautions traders on re-denomination exercise

• GaDangme International Alliance (GDI Alliance) 8th Annual Conference- May 25 - 28

• VOA - Ex-Ghanaian First Lady’s NGO to Abide by the law

• G8 ministers put Africa in focus

• Feature - The World Bank and A Broken Trust - Gideon Sackitey

• ECG and VRA apologise to customers for unscheduled power outages

• Stanbic Bank opens branch in Takoradi

• GNAT appeals for payment of salary arrears by June
   

May 19, 2007

May 18, 2007

• Need for Ghana to get its defence management right – Minister

• Feature - Ghana is on course to a Middle-Income Status...But

• NPP Strategic workshop opens in Takoradi

• IGP advises police personnel to study service instructions

• NPP does not stand to gain from ROPAL - Mac Manu

• Public urged to save with banks

• AG to review criminal justice system to ensure fair trial

• Judge orders the prosecution of complainant

• Nana Konadu slams re-denomination of the cedi

• Help protect infrastructure facilities in schools - Minister

• Kufuor congratulates Sarkozy

• Childhood mental disorders to rise

• Wa PNC executives want a stop to unity talks

• Ivorians reach “turning point” in peace process but… – Ban

• President Kufuor appoints Special Advisors on AU matters

• UN pays tribute to Ugandan peacekeepers after four die in Somalia

• Government loses 3.4 billion cedis in revenue to chainsaw operators annually

• Veep inspects works on Gushiegu District hospital project

• MP wants House to invite Energy Minister on electricity crisis

• Health - Co-operation of TB patients crucial in fighting the disease

• Germany asked to assist with setting up of the proposed ECOWAS standby force

• Ghana not ready to deploy troops in Somalia - Addo Kufuor

• Public servants to be placed on single pay scale in August

• UGHA affirms support in National President

• Handle government property with care - Minister

• Christian Council of Ghana elects new chairperson

• Mensah, Adjaho sue Gabby, Adom FM for one billion cedis

• Judge me by my competence - Addo Kufuor

• Tamale will be linked to National fibre optic network in time for CAN 2008

• Communications Ministry to introduce four bills to protect ICT use

• GT celebrates World Telecommunication Day

• Feature - Decongesting the Courts through Alternate Dispute Resolution

• World Information Society Day focuses on the youth and awards three laureates

May 17, 2007

May 16, 2007

• Government committed to expanding telecommunication services - Deputy Minister

• Power crisis tells on industry

• Proposed Military Hospital for Kumasi

• An Engineering Bill in the pipeline

• Kpetoe gets a market complex

• Weed out criminals from Service, Otumfuo charges IGP

• A representative from Darfur calls for stronger AU mandate

• Eastern Region recorded 118 maternal deaths last year

• 31st December Women’s Movement pledges to work for development

• UN envoy urges compromise in Iraqi constitutional review process

• Parliament working on Criminal Code Amendment Bill

• Injecting drug users missing out on HIV prevention services

• Parliament to Withdraw Food and Drugs Board Amendment Bill

• Parliament awaits EC on ROPAL

• Let's collaborate in the fight against human trafficking - Christian Council

• Glitz, Glamour, Surprises as King Ayisoba Tops Music Awards

• Kufuor arrives home from Libya visit

• More controversy at trial of Tagor, Abass

• Policemen in court over drugs deal

• UN-backed health assembly urges rapid knowledge sharing on diseases

• Ghanaian Women introduced to leadership skills development
   

May 15, 2007

• Participants call for broadcasting law

• Botswana delegation to understudy Ghana's Audit Service

• NPP activists advised against complacency

• Agona East NPP raises funds in aid of Office complex

• Doe Adjaho petitions IGP to investigate alleged assassination plot

• Commentary - Obama and the Hunger for a Black President

• President Kufuor leaves for Libya

• “’Stop chasing MPs for money’ was not in my speech” – Osei-Mensah

• Government asked to take interest in labour issues

• Agreement on sustainable development in Ahafo in August

• EU delegation calls on Acting Chief Justice

• Out-going Chinese Ambassador calls for strengthening of bilateral relations

• Assembly Member decries encroachment on water bodies

• Minister orders investigation into encroachment on school land

May 14, 2007

• Ghanaian entrepreneurs need more development aid – Dutch MP

• Sports - Duclos wins Accra Motor-Cross Race

• Involve communities in projects - Minister

• GGT gets nod for Ghana 2008 training grounds

• Ghana to host CAF Medical Conference

• Civil servants undergo capacity building training

• African leaders urged to develop capacities to negotiate with EU counterparts

• Atronie suspects remanded again

• U delegation calls on Acting Chief Justice

• Rejuvenated factory rekindles business prospects in Juapong

• Obuasi NPP rubbishes NDC confidence over Obuasi parliamentary seat

May 13, 2007

• Drivers urged to avoid drinking while driving

• Research: Deforestation plays critical climate change role

• COSGA sues Carlos Sakyi, three others

• We should guard against tribalism"- Apostle Dr Ntumy

• Methodist Bishop calls for resolution of chieftaincy disputes

• DCE calls for state/church collaboration

• Sports - CAF Inspection team expresses satisfaction but…

• Veep asks Ghanaians to resist any effort to undermine the secular nature of the country

• Torrential could not mar launch of Volta Star Textiles

• Ex-convict turns impostor

• AngloGold Ashanti initiates comprehensive health programme for miners

• Moderator calls for strategies to develop Africa

• I will evolve policies to eradicate poverty, hunger-Aspirant

• Wassa Fiase Traditional Council unhappy about surface mining

• NPP consoles families of Okyereko accident victims

• Hospital mortuaries not dumping place for bodies-Obeng

• Strengthen commissions on human rights-Committee

• Account for cash inflows - Government urged
   

May 13, 2007

• Churches comply with ban on noise making

• Ghana undernourished population declines -WFP Representative

• Herbal medical practitioner finds cure for HIV/AIDS

• MiDA would focus on integrated development- Nduom

• Chiefs calls for a place for them in the local government system

• Wassa Fiase Traditional Council expresses concern about surface mining

• NDC Supporters Urged To Intensify Campaign

• Work out own programme for better conditions of service-Minister urges Civil Servants

• Many shop owners unable to convert figures into new Ghana cedi

• Konkombas pledges commitment to peace

• District builds school block with share of HIPC fund

• Driver pours acid on ex-lover

May 11, 2007

• President Kufuor opens re-activated Juapong Textiles Factory

• NPP Congratulates France President – Elect

• GCB Shareholders will be richer— Databank Expert

• Kufuor advocates security partnership to fight conflicts

• Health - Sickle cell disease is dominant in Africa

• Sports - Meteors for training tour of Togo

• University student threatens to kill Vice Chancellor - Prosecution

• BBC, Health - Living in agony, A Ghanaian's efforts to cope with the constant pain of sickle cell

• Sports - Former Tae-Kwondo coach confident

• BBC - Africa air staff 'being poached'

• Ambassador's Son gets 10-years in Jail

• Presbyterian Church launches corporate enhancement programme

• Court to rule on Areeba's contempt suit on June 12

May 11, 2007

• Ghana Science Association assist science education

• Professor Gyeke advocates national orientation

• Parliamentary to tackle Anti Money Laundering Bill and others

• Task Force removes unauthorized structures in Sunyani

• Decongestion exercise by KMA not punishment- MCE

• Taxi drivers in New Juabeng increase fares

• President Kufuor to open Ghana Investment Forum

• Re-denomination will Not Affect Prices-- Financial Expert

• Enhance Accountability and Transparency in Schools – DCE

• Row over palm-wine leads farmer to prison

• Chief granted 100 million cedis bail for assault

• Death toll in Winneba accident now at 40

• Police holds four for banishing Togolese

• Chief Farmer appeals for marketing company for cashew

• The 46th Synod of Kumasi Methodist Diocese opens in Kumasi

• Plans underway to end energy crisis by the end of the year - Minister

• Embassy of Ghana in Belgrade , Serbia hosts African group meeting

• Progress would not be possible in an unstable political environment – Kufuor

• CEPS re-launches website

• Technical and vocational qualification to be at new levels

• Operators of Areeba network lose staff in Kenya Airways flight crash

• Bank of Ghana educates traders on re-denomination

• Conference to review declaration against racism

• Ministry takes steps to control spread of bird flu

• Some 11,550 pupils in Atwima Nwabiagya are fed daily

• Brother of Asem Dake in court on drugs charges

• Sports - Second Accra International Motocross comes off on Sunday
   

May 10, 2007

• Accelerate APRM Implementation Process - Communiqué

• NHIS crucial to the Government

• Thirty per cent pupils dropout of schools in Bolgatanga Municipality

• Government urged to change conditions for award of contracts

• Police arrests two car snatchers

• BAK Small Towns Water Project nearing completion

• Teenage pregnancy, a major problem in Mfantseman and Gomoa

• Joint Anglican Diocesan Council meeting opens

• Sports - Hearts grateful to fans

• Feature - ICT Education, CARE Computers and funding - Samuel Dowuonah

• $100,000 Sports facilities for Golden Sunbeam School

• President Kufuor returns home from South Africa

• Nigeria sends 13 generals home

• Nyang on Renewed Pan-Africanism in Africa

• Non-traditional exports to cross the billion Dollar Mark

• Report Accuses China and Russia of Arming Sudan

May 9, 2007

May 8, 2007

• EU to support Ghana with an additional 29 million Euro grant

• Tema records third bird flu outbreak

• GES boss calls for schools to take over invigilation of exams

• Businessman sentenced to 10 years for refining cocaine

• Dadekotopon NPP parliamentary aspirants introduced to delegates

• Veep opens continental conference on APRM in Accra

• Tudu traders accuse AMA of handing over plot to businessman

• Ofosu Ampofo urges C/R people to vote for Mills

• Citizens’ participation key to continuity of APRM process - Adjepong

• Pregnant women stranded at Effia Nkwanta

• Hospital appeals for assistance

• Enact law to check mishandling of the cedi

• Court adjourns case of Konadu, others to May 28

• Women entreated to live above reproach

• Regional workshop on water conflict management and resolution opens

• CEPS personnel urged to perform beyond reproach

• GEPC sponsors horticulturist to Burkina Faso

• House officers reminded about deadline for housemanship

• Students use fees for mobile phones - Headteacher

• AngloGold to improve environmental performance

• Ghana has equipment to detect bird flu virus - Veterinary Services

• Traders in Oguaa yet to display prices in new currency

• Kufuor lauds Toure on Mali election victory

• Unemployed jailed 11 years for swallowing 38 pellets cocaine

• Use of contraceptives on the increase - Doctor

• DVL would protect every Ghanaian- Huagie

• CRS provides food storage facilities for eight communities in UWR

• Owusu-Ankomah wishes WASSCE candidates well

• Medical and Dental Council concerned about dismissal of house officers

• Experts meet on the Environment

• Public rush to collect oil spillage in Chemu Lagoon
   

May 7, 2007

• A suspected armed robber lynched at Tanoso

• Newmont pays $2.4 million royalty for first quarter of 2007

• Take measures to replace ageing lectures - Asantehene

• Ugandan president calls for discipline within ruling party

• President Kufuor celebrates Akwasidae with Otumfuo

• Commentary - Predatory Lending - By GEORGE B.N. AYITTEY

• Feature - Gbese Mantse Installation in Turmoil
  - Gideon Sackitey Accra, Ghanadot

• President cuts sod for commencement of Waste-Energy plant in Kumasi

• Tema farmers say they doubt the bird flu out break

• Farmers call for satisfactory compensation after destruction of farms

• Science Dissemination Findings 2 Tamale

• Sports - Hearts crowned 2006/7 League Champions
   

May 6, 2007

• President Kufuor attends Mrs. Affenyi's thanksgiving.

• Security agencies, border officials and civil society sensitize ECOWAS Protocol

• Dutch government to invest more than 100m Euros in water in C/R

• Feature - Ghana Re-affirms Commitment to APRM As Country Hosts Continental APRM Conference - Kwesi Konadu

• President attends Aboakyer

• Tamale Girls gets 21 Billion cedis GET Fund assists

• Anglican Diocese of Accra to construct hostels

• Zoomlion cleans 37 to Airport Road

• Ghanaian feared dead in Kenyean air crash

• African Politicians deplore abuse of incumbency

• Permaculture training for farmers ends

May 5, 2007

• Ghana Set to Appoint First Female Chief Justice

• Kufuor calls for more resources for political parties

• Junior doctors at Korle Bu Apologise – Hospital

• Activate joint committee to monitor ban on noise making – Dr Degbe

• PNC executives visit Provencal

• Information void exists in Ghana, says Ghana Library Association

• Vocational, technical education curriculum should be career-oriented - Minister
   

May 4, 2007

May 3, 2007

• Government sets up task force for AU Summit

• Fishermen at Adafienu catch a rare big fish

• Beggars urged to find decent alternative

• Provide strategic partner - Cotton Farmers urge Government

• Bawku school children asked to stay at home because of Hawa Yakubu’s funeral

• Cocaine Venezuelans say they were in Ghana for gold business

• Ghana, China relations improve under NPP - Owusu-Ansah

• Ghana can’t attain middle income status without ICT – Prof. Bour

• African leaders urged to unite to solve problems

• ECCD/HIV/AIDS workshop opens in Kumasi

• Drobo gets library complex

• Give women leadership positions in political parties - NGO urges

• Philanthropist goes to the aid of hostage patients

• BPG to establish common payment system

• DCE appeals for division of District

• Use treated bed nets for protection - Director of Health

• CEO of Korle-Bu explains termination appointments of House Officers

• Ministry issues directives on energy conservation

• It is difficult to prosecute defilement cases - Police

• GMA Condemns decision of House officers

• Commentary - Of Presidential Mansions, Hostels and Bean Counting - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

May 2, 2007

• Ga Traditional Council disowns Yartey-Oto-Ga

• The on-going 77 parcels of cocaine case

• Joe Ghartey to address US Bar Association meeting

• Tema Metropolis declared bird flu zone

• Health Workers Group in Eastern Region embark on an indefinite strike action

• Presbytery chairman lashes at charlatans parading as men of God

• Methodist Church to go into "Moringa Wonder Plant" cultivation

• Health personnel sensitized on treatment of leprosy and buruli ulcer

• Nkrumah's legacy under threat - Professor Nkrumah

• Peaceful atmosphere prevailed in Winneba during Aboakyer

• Introduction of Metro Mass Transport making Begoro drivers poor- Drivers

• Enrol the physically disabled into the NYEP – Official

• Kufuor: Develop culture of rapid response to distress calls

• FAO regional workshop underway in Accra

• Transport and Logistics Professionals Important - Horner-Sam

• Bail for Woe suspects in missing teacher case

• Princess Ann pays courtesy call on President Kufuor

• Review NHIS law on Indigent - Parliament Urged

May 1, 2007

April 30, 2007

• NPP urges workers to exercise restraint

• Feature - The birth and significance of May Day: Workers' International Solidarity Day

• NDC urges government to address labour concerns

• Schools to embark on 250 million cedis fence wall project

• CPP calls for consolidation, expansion of workers’ rights

• President Kufuor confers with CEO of NEPAD

• Court fines Messenger for making false declarations on passport form

• Woman, son die of snake bite

• A herbalist appeals to government to review fees on herbal preparations

• Court remands two impostors

• The physically disabled agitate for free NHIS registration

• Lack of functional laboratories, a hindrance to TB detection

• Farming activities on the increase in Barekese dam catchment area

• Stool Lands initiate moves to improve relations of tenant farmers and chiefs

• Health -

• 2006 HIV Prevalence rises to 2.22 (3.2 per cent)

• NDC postpones development fund raffle draw

April 29, 2007

• resuscitate economy - Mahama

• Gambila urges researchers to be more innovative

• Standings of the Onetouch Premier League

• Leadership urged to dedicate themselves to serve the people

• An educationist expresses concern about indiscipline among some teachers

• Sports - Klompenburg and Bienda win Orange Invitational Golf

• Sports - Power FC out of Premiership

• President Kufuor in Tamale to sympathize with disaster victims

• Feature - Young, pregnant and ashamed - Gideon Sackitey

• Feature - Ghanaians in the UK on President’s visit to Buckingham Palace
  By Samuel Dowuona

• Stop chasing MPs for money, says Bosomtwe MP

• Nanfuri outdoored Paramount Chief of Jirapa

• University of Ghana in human excreta

April 28, 2007

• Gas set to soon flow through the West African Gas Pipeline Project

• President returns from Nigeria

• Ashanti NPP delegates root for Osafo Marfo

• Nana Ohene Ntow commends Greater Accra Regional Executive of NPP

• Release compensation to support deprived students-TTC urges Lands/Forestry Ministry

• Victims identify robbers

• Atronie suspects remanded again

• Scholarships for African-American single mothers

• University of Winneba introduces routine medical examination for students

• VAT Service to introduce flat rate scheme for retailers

• Sack Nduom — Dr Amoateng

• Teachers need realistic service conditions to improve education-Chief

• Student sentenced 3 years for stealing mobile phone

• Some parents refuse to send children to school, despite fee-free policy

• Kufuor pays tribute to Justice Acquah

• GIPC to host three-day Investment Forum in Accra

• Judiciary says farewell to the late CJ Kingsley Acquah

• Ghana Investment Promotion Centre report shows a steady increase in foreign-owned projects

• Kufuor congratulates Nigeria's President-elect

• Former University of Ghana student arrested, room of student searched

• Kenyan delegation arrives tomorrow

• Don't use benefits of education to foment conflicts

• University unions demand mandate for vice chancellors to negotiate salaries

• Police calls for respect for security reportage

• Cease NPP intra-party hostilities - Crabbe

• Commentary - The rumour of the U. S. Military base in Ghana - Kofi Akosah-Sarporng

• MSN, USA - Cell phones lack reliable tracking for 911

• Enforce law on use of iodated salt - Nutritionist

• Floods destroy properties in Kumasi

• Technical challenges impede water delivery in Northern Region - CWSA

• Methodist Church holds synod at Bibiani

• Former chief psychiatrist draws attention to problems on mental health sector

• Police pick four for malpractice at BECE

• Fire breaks out at premises of the Accra Shopping Mall

• Federation of the disabled would ensure full implementation of Disability Law without delay - Debrah

• Requiem Mass for Chief Justice held at Ridge Church

• Fridge Timer device developed in Kumasi

• Newmont observes Malaria Day

• Sports - Ceasefire – Boxing Promoter advices feuding parties

• Withdrawing girls from schools for marriage rampant in Saboba
   

• Kufuor urges Nigerians to exercise restraint

• Examinations supervisor held over missing question papers

• Ghana Ministers Draw Media Criticism Over Coup Comments

• Reuters - Ghana gold miner Genevieve breaks ground for women

• Veep visits disaster-hit areas in Tamale

• Judiciary receives the mortal remains of late CJ Kingsley Acquah

• BBC - La Scala brings Beethoven to Ghana for celebrations

• USAID Mission Director bids farewell

• 150 newly qualified Pharmacists inducted

• First Allied Savings and Loans opens Accra Branch

• Greater Accra Regional Police Committee inaugurated

• FDB to recommend hotels for renewal of licenses as from next year

• EMTs trained to augment government effort

• Farmer remanded for burning cedi notes

• Ghana used as a pilot project in slum upgrading

• Golden jubilee trade exhibition, musical concert end in Switzerland

• Tertiary institutions urged to create job opportunities for students

• UEW receives foreign assistance to start course in Audiology

• Police needs the support of the public to fulfill mandate

• Feature - On pilgrimage into the future with GCB
  - Gideon Sackitey

• Sports - Kotoko’s goal keeper’s trainer resigns

• Offinso district to benefit from Jathropha plant cultivation

• Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly to begin second phase of decongestion on April 30

• CUA total assets stood at 702 billion cedis in 2006

• Feature - SME's .. The Focus of Financial Institution Muscle - Kwesi Konadu

• Nyaho's son and other found guilty

• Police investigate threat to lecturers by shadowy group

• Fast Track High Court discharges Tsibu-Darko

• Paapa Owusu-Ankomah denies media reports

• Government's delivery-fee-exemption policy increase utilisation of services

April 24, 2007

April 23, 2007

• African governments advised to improve on diagnosis of malaria cases

• Government to make regional houses of chiefs mobile

• C/R NGOs to promote Health Insurance

• Over 320,000 pupils begin BECE

• Sports - CAF inspection team visits next month

• Ministry to streamline the establishment of academies

• Abodakpi’s appeal adjourned sine die

• Anlos to immortalise the memory of Kotoka

• Narcotic issues sinking image of Police -Dery

• Youth in Agriculture given cash, inputs under NYEP

• Italy Apam citizens donate ambulance to hospital

• DISEC discusses shooting incident between two groups.

• Dan Botwe carries campaign programme to Volta Region

• Volta Region leads in child labour cases

• Volta Region leads in child labour cases

• BoG official desert the banking hall for the streets

• Commentary - Want to be energy sufficient? Start with rain harvesting - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• 2007 Women's World Cup draw

• Rift between DCEs and MPs affecting development in districts

• Ghanaians asked to protect educational infrastructure

• Teachers, university students urged to discourage tribal politics 

April 22, 2007

• Veep calls for balance in trade between Ghana and South Africa

• Ghanaian business gurus showcase country’s business opportunities in South Africa

• Feature - Church wedding - Is it Christian or Western? - Samuel Dowuona

• Construction on new Defence Ministry complex begins

• Asantehene commends entrepreneurs

• Farmers cautioned against producing unwholesome cocoa beans

• Government asked to clarify position on EPA

• Assembly to assist vulnerable in payment of NHIS premiums

• GCPP postpones National Delegates' Congress to September

• Ghanaians urged to protect, strengthen extended family system

• UG students march against new residential policy

• Four armed robbers arrested in Bibiani

• Don’t deny pregnant BECE candidates from writing examination – Director

• Rainstorm renders over 200 homeless

• Minority parties asked to help government address energy crisis

• Upgrade Yendi into a municipal status, says Alhaji Tijani

April 18, 2007

• Three small-scale miners trapped underground at Saanso

• Kufuor to attend Africa Partnership Forum in Berlin

• Tsatsu’s judgement set for May 30

• Sports - Black Stars drop nine places on FIFA ranking

• Health - Dodowa to lead in effective malaria management - A GNA feature by Eunice Ameka

• VCs pledge support for the new education reform

• Self-styled auditor remanded in prison custody for defrauding

• Dan Botwe resigns as NPP Research Committee Chairman

• Generator use creating noise problems for Tema residents

• Police arrest and detain Queenmother of Atronie

• GHACEM installs generators to boost production

• Health Sector describes Funding for implementation of programmes as a challenge

• Need to intensify education on peace, justice and reconciliation- Rev. Palmer-Buckle

• Law Reform Commission Review Rent Act

• Attorney-General in court to respond to contempt case

• Feature - Conflicts in Africa - A Case Study of Darfur
  by Esi barko

• PNC calls for sub-regional approach to solve energy crisis

• Baah-Wiredu, Kyerematen tour US

• Feature - The option of a nuclear power source - Kweku Asare

• Prof. Bekoe calls for planning for energy supply

• Nkrumah lauded for his contribution to effective Armed Forces

• GES says all invigilation allowances to teachers paid

• Eight Galamsey operators trapped to death

• Washingtontimes.com - Bush joins Va. Tech mourners

• BBC - Islamists attack Nigeria police

• African leaders to push for deeper and widespread debt relief

• Code of Conduct for Elections Administration outdoored

• Anglogold Ashanti to invest 700 million dollars in deep mining

• Chinese Speaker of Parliament to confer with President Kufuor

• Nuclear power is long term - Adzei Bekoe

• Committee for power reactor established

• Sports - “We have a chance of survival” – Abbey

• Hawa Yakubu to be buried on 5th May 2007

• Military communications conference opens

• Vice President leaves for SA

• Students union assists JSS finalists

• Peer Review Mechanism Governing Council organizes workshop for stakeholder

• World Health, International Women's Day marked at Kokrobite

• Refusal to enrol disabled an offence - Lawyer

• Form think tank to solve energy crisis-Bishop Ghunney

• MP stresses need to protect rural people against charlatans

• Police arrest Atronie suspects in Accra

• An independent source of funding for PURC in the offing - Adda

• Sudan government uncooperative in finding solutions to the crisis

• AP News - African Union Officer from Ghana Killed in Darfur

• NYTimes - Nigeria’s Governing Party Takes Lead in Elections

• Washingtopost - Nigerian Leader's Party Winning Governorships; Opposition Protests

• Washingtonpost - Nigerian Court Overturns Ban on Accused Candidate

April 16, 2007

• Washingtonpost - 33 Killed in Virginia Tech Shootings, At Least 24 Injured

• Let us collaborate to reduce maternal and infant mortality - Dr Adu

• South Africa to establish a sugar factory in northern Ghana

• Ablekuma residents panic over recent armed robbery

• NPP holds conflict resolution meetings

• Dr Kwaku Osafo to contest for CPP Flagbearership

• Religious groups have every cause to celebrate Ghana@50

• More than 1.2 million children engaged in child labour

• Let your lifestyle reflect Christ

• Legislative Instrument on Small Arms Commission commended

• Feature - Using President Kufuor Picture? Be careful - Gideon Sackitey

• Sixty-four people arrested in the murder of PM

• Police grab IKAM boss on dud cheque

• Barclays introduces Aba Pa account for masses

• Public forum on re-denomination of cedi held at Abuakwa

• Education on road safety held at Abuakwa
   

April 15, 2007