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• Pan Africa - Truth behind toxic dumping - BBC

• Sekou Nkrumah to head National Youth Council - Audrey Micah, Ghanadot

• Feature - Workers of NIA to resume work today - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Announcement - Vice President Mahama leaves for South Africa

• NCA urged to protect Children against cyber crimes - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• US President Obama to visit Ghana

• NUGS to embark on massive demonstration…Against government's gross insensitivity to students abroad - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Lunatics take over Tema Metropolis - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Education - Government to make ICT teaching, learning compulsory next year - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Social - Four Regions to benefit from a 30 million Euros new urban development project - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Health - 23% of death in Eastern Region caused by HIV/AIDS - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Constitutional review in the offing…As Majority Leader points to serious constraints facing Parliament - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Inflation targeting to rein in the inflationary effects of global economic meltdown

• Ashanti NPP to educate serial callers...…To explain economic trends to electorate - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• World - US dead receive stimulus checks - myfox.com

• World - 'Prisoner abuse' photographs surface as Barack Obama prepares to block publication - Telegraph, UK

• New police chief appointed - Act. IGP Mills Robertson sidelined

• Right to Information Bill laid before Cabinet

• Personality - Zambia's Bingu wa Mutharika: Leading man? - BBC

• Pan Africa - US alarmed at Eritrea 'arms link' - BBC

• Pan Africa - Creditors ease Ivory Coast debt - BBC

• VAT to reward informers

• Main culvert on Cape Coast Hospital road damaged

• World - Military tribunals still seen as flawed - LATimes

• World - China's yuan 'set to usurp US dollar' as world's reserve currency - Telegraph, UK

• Change attitude and approach towards regional integration - Duffuor

• Media should be well equipped in discharge of duties – Deputy Minister

• CDD-Ghana to launch Afrobarometer on eve of AU Day

• Sports - GOC launches four-year sponsorship initiative

• Organized labour requests meeting with government on pension scheme

• Media urged to go beyond watchdog role

• MTN reaches 100 million subscriber milestone

• Buem Coalition urges government to create region for northern Volta

• Social - Refocusing the media agenda - GNA feature

• Accra bourse loses again 

• Organic Farm Uses Charcoal to Improve Soil Fertility

• African Think Tanks Receive $30 Million to Promote Innovation - African Think Tanks Receive $30 Million to Promote Innovation - VOA

• PSWU members urged to dutifully work while waiting for single spine

• Kumasi police kills armed robber in shoot-out

• ICT experts challenged to protect locally made products

• World - Obama considers detaining terror suspects indefinitely  The Wall Street Journal

• Feature - NDC Activist endangers lives of 263 pupils - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Old women are not witches, says Hajia Jamila Boateng - By Abdul Salam Sule

• Parliament threatens to jail ex-speaker? - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• New housing schemes for Tema Metropolis - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Health - Kidney Savers' Fund launched - Audrey Micah

• Local entrepreneurs urged not to depend on political patronage

• Review - Thriving Norway Provides an Economics Lesson - NYTimes

• Review - On the road with the Airpod air-powered car - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - Papers prove ship dumped toxic waste - Guardian, UK

• World - Obama Moves to Bar Release of Detainee Abuse Photos - NYTimes

• Pan Africa - Eight months for Kenya aristocrat - BBC

• EC, GACC join forces to fight electoral corruption

• Sports - Clubs urged to participate in the benefits of the 2010 FIFA World Cup

• Feature - Mining becoming synonymous to ‘abuse of human rights’ in Ghana - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Health - KATH AEC performs first plastic surgeries

• Part of Ho-Fume Highway ready for handover by May 31st

• Food and Drugs Board destroys drugs

• Feature - Japan Motors rollouts New Nissan Murano Crossover vehicles - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Tullow oil to operate in Ghana for 30 years

• Ghana to host World Tourism Day - Audrey Micah

• Mills’ UK visit was to promote Ghana as best business destination - Minister

• Lack of integrity in financial sector eroding confidence - Duffuor

• New COCOBOD deputy Chief Executives named

• Prime rate to remain unchanged - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• National Symphony Orchestra Needs Government Support

• Remittances fall in first quarter

• Change electoral calendar – IPAC urges EC

• CEOs call for greater adherence to UN anti-corruption Convention

• Feature - Trashy Bags makes stride in Ghana - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Total banks assets up by 39% in first quarter - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Make position of MMDCE elective - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Each Ghanaian owes $350…as Ghana’s public debt stands at $7.7m - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Women are the bedrock of national stability-Minister - Audrey Micah

• Moderator says leadership must focus on creating a better Ghana

• Education - University of Ghana signs MOU for improved faculty standards

• Ghana/ Burkina Faso to share in broadband connectivity

• Fetish priest cuts the head of deceased grandmother

• Sports - Kotoko’s Head Coach resigns from post

• Reports about child slavery in cocoa sector is false

• Police intercept Indian hemp moulded in the form of bread

• Immortalize Dr Nkrumah, says Osei Bonsu

• Former President Kufuor leaves Accra for Malawi

• Women in Northern Ghana have little access to justice - Survey

• VP pays visit to Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum

• World - Soldier kills 5 at US base in Baghdad - Guardian, UK

• Pan Africa - 'Stress, poor concentration' - Kenyan man sues over sex ban - BBC

• President Mills returns from official visit to the United Kingdom

• Ex-President Kufuor urged churches to be development-oriented

• Vodafone to invest $700m in telecom infrastructure in Ghana

• Don’t attack Togbe Afede’s personality - FROPAG

• Thugs invade Tamale Aboabo market

• Feature - Hausa Koko' goes hi-tech - Audrey Micah

• SMIDO to roll out home-brewed financial scheme
  Education - Educate your children, Vice President urges Muslim parents

• Feature - Prez Mills trip to UK to improve Ghana’s economy-Mahama Ayariga - Audrey Micah

• Bank official remanded for stealing customers’ deposits

• Pork sellers complain about low patronage

• Feature - Set up National Corporate Social Responsibility Framework - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Feature - blockage in passport acquisition in London - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Sports - May 9 stadium victims cry for help - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Pan Africa - The Zuma era begins - News24

• Commentary - Tell me about death on our roads - E. Ablorh-Odjidja, Ghanadot

• Ghanaians react to power rationing, saying it's unreasonable

• Announcement - Old Vandals meet

• West African Examination Council (WAEC) cancels English paper 1 for Exams - Andrew Zugah, Ghanadot

• Announcement - The 71-73 Year Group of GIJ meets

• VP launches 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations with Ghana

• National Road Safety Commission’s log book is launched

• Security agencies complied with court order in Gbese Chieftaincy dispute

• National Road Safety Commission’s log book is launched

• Announcement - Lessons Learned from a New Combatant Command--AFRICOM
   

• Feature - Time to fulfill promise to the PNC, Mahama to Mills - Audrey Micah

• Feature - AVRL workers petitions President Mills - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Asantehene honours President Kufuor and 17 others

• Success of Election 2008 is due to Ghanaians’ collective will - President Mills

• Some two million Ghanaians prone to food insecurity

• NPP to limit Presidential aspirants to three

• Health - Refer mental patients to hospitals first - Faith-based healers advised

• About GH ¢ 180 million cedis paid to government in 2008 by Mining companies

• GCB running smoothly after system upgrading

• Pan Africa - Italy turns rescued migrants back

• Pan Africa - MPs move to outlaw vulture funds

• Feature - Ethnicity, tribalism, nepotism and cronyism: President Mills’ headache - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Zuma elected South African leader

• Teenage pregnancy: The burden lies on Ghanaian teenagers -  Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Axle load policy to be effective in Ghana

• Announcement - ADMISSION TO THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY - Successful candidates' list

• Doctors' strike accounts for two deaths at Ridge - Audrey Micah

• Rawlings calls for efficient land administration system at Berlin conference

• Education - Authorities of CUCG urged to train more teachers to meet shortfall

• Feature - Ghana’s stable economy is vital than cars-NPP activist - Audrey Micah

• Religious bodies are to pay tax on investments - Commissioner

• Feature - Infrastructural problems impede Ghana School Feeding Programme - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Pictures - May Day celebration 2009

• Feature - Don’t cut advertising budgets- C.E.O of Unilever tells corporate Ghana - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Feature - V.R.A, GCAA & GACL owe GMA over GH¢1million - Masahudu Ankiilu Kunateh, Ghanadot

• Pictures - May Day celebration

• Announcement - AFRICAN DIPLOMATIC CORPS CELEBRATES 2009 AFRICA WEEK

• Nigeria High Commission to deal with nationals who break Ghana laws

• Accra bourse continues to lose ground

• Feature - Is Rural Enterprise Development a key to poverty reduction in Ghana?  - Abdul Salam Sule, Ghanadot

• Two remanded for robbery

• Two discharged on drug charges for want of prosecution

• Commentary - Africa needs Trade, not Aid - Roger Helmer

• Support the arts industry – Ama Ata Aidoo

• Feature - Junior Doctors strike at KATH is still pending- says Dr Kantanka

• Feature - Review assets of former presidents - Dr. Nyaho Tamakloe - Audrey Micah

• Feature - Junior doctors at Korle-Bu to also go on strike - Audrey Micah

• Pan Africa - Taylor acquittal request rejected - BBC

• Review - God Talk - NYTimes

• Former President Kufuor attends World Bank Land Reform meeting

• Pan Africa - Mugabe Aides Said to Use Violence to Get Amnesty  NYTimes

• President Mills to meet with British PM Brown

• Sports - FIFA assures media of state of the art facility in South Africa

• World - E.U. Says Europe Faces Deep Recession - NYTimes

• Pan Africa - Will Africa join broadband revolution? BBC

• Government to revitalise agriculture in Northern sector

• Sports - Swedru All Black beat Asante Kotoko in Premier League match

•  Legon police arrests armed robber

• Feature - CEPS aims to takeover Destination Inspection Companies' (DICS) jobs - Masahadu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Women asked to champion crusade against filth

• Barclays and Ghana plan tax haven  - Guardian, UK

• Feature - MTN leads Ghana’s 3.5G technology market - Masahadu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Tuafo Asafo Company Wins Aboakyer

• Feature - Workers’ welfare versus the sinking economy - Masahadu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Feature - Is Ghana facing leadership crises? - Masahadu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Position polytechnics to meet manpower needs of the country – Prof. Frimpong-Boateng

• Government urged to expedite action on freedom of information bill

• Minister urges telecom operators to be sensitive to public concerns

• Two Aboakyer Asafo companies clashed in Winneba

• ECOWAS Parliamentarians to be selected by Universal Suffrage

• Health - KIA workers to wear protective masks

• Ten Police recruits in court for forgery of certificates for enlistment

• Immigration Offices gutted by fire

• GTUC Expresses Misgivings about High Court Ruling

• There’s progress on Single-spine pay policy - President Mills

• Health - Health Service trains 3,756 Community Agents

• Health - Striking KATH junior doctors urged to resume work

May 1, 2009

• Feature - Manhyia Palace Museum, a remarkable museum in its own right - Audrey Micah, Ghanadot

• Prez Mills: ‘Ayekoo' to workers in Ghana - Audrey Micah

• Asantehene grateful to anniversary participants

• Restore End of Service benefits to all workers-TUC - Audrey Micah, Ghandot

• Police put in place adequate security measures at Aboakyer — Police Boss

• Ghana's democracy is high at the grassroots level, E/R Minister - Abdul Salam Sule. Ghanadot

• The president's brother defends his appointment to the economic council - Abdul Salam Sule. Ghanadot

• Health - Experts unveil African gene study - BBC

• Pan Africa - Africans give $400m to Zimbabwe - BBC

• Vice President returns from Libya with jailed Ghanaian

• Road contractors to tour China

• Osei pledges to work with Subin assembly members

• Potash production is an avenue for wealth creation among women – Akonortey

• Government urged to “bite the bullet”

• One Shot Dead And Two Injured At Bawku

• Pictures - Otumfour Osei Tutu II, Asantehene - International Symposium

• Health - The Resurgence of Ho Municipal Hospital

• Feature - 2008 GDP exceeds growth target - Masahadu Ankiilu Kunateh

• Companies asked to respect business code

• Health - Mills cuts sod for hospital

• Elections of NPP Presidential Candidate was inconclusive – CODEO