• Government urged to expedite action on Engineering Act

• Health - New Sign of a Stroke: Stick Out Your Tongue

• Attorney-General takes over President's accident case

• GNPC: Operation of Saltpond fields above board

• Konkomba and Bimobas deny stockpiling arms for war

• WAGP to produce compressed gas by July 2008

• Health - First International African HIV/AIDS conference opens

• Indebtedness denies Wassa West district television transmission

• Government asked to build storage facilities

• Three gangster groups in Kumasi exposed by the police

• EC to top up budget with 70 billion cedis

• President Kufuor nominates new Municipal and District Chief Executives

• Exporters advised to work with Standards Board

• Sports - Hearts owe 17 billion cedis

• Let your work bring progressive changes in the status quo, CEPS told

• Sports - Work on access and lighting systems to tournament venue continues in Kumasi

• Sports - Clubs advised against using players whose status have not been cleared

• I am the "sure banker" for the December 22 congress - Kyeremanten

• Nana Addo accuses two NDC officials of predicting election violence

• Impact of cellular phones on small businesses yet to be studied - STEPRI

• CEPS inaugurates data service centre for traders

• Tema Mantse warns against illegal electrical connections

• Energy Ministry assessing wind energy potential in Keta

• Cocoa growing district to set up task force against smugglers

• Obuasi Police busts three armed robbers

• The Kofi Annan School Foundation to help government to establish schools

• Union against privatisation of revenue collection

• Ghana 'child trafficking' arrests - BBC

• Vodafone talks on African deal collapse - Guardian, UK

• Sports - Cheap World Cup ticket plan at risk from touts

• Commentary - Queenmothers and the Broadcast of Ghana - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Libya demands from visa seekers relevant passport data in Arabic

• Ultra modern complex of College of Physicians, Surgeons inaugurated

• Heads of five Public Sector agencies sign new Charter

• GFA warns public over use of association's logo

• Two Ministries share one phone line

• Kwahu businessmen urged to develop tourism potential of area

• NGO calls for comprehensive data system for land registration

• Parliament debates budget with the oil find on the agenda

• President Kufuor urges chiefs to guard institution with care and respect

• Funding for gender programmes decreasing

• Trade Minister urges traders not to increase prices

• Tagor, Abass jailed 15 years each, but court questions handling of ACP Boakye

• IFC to testify in Tsatsu's case according to Supreme Court orders

• Government asks Anumuah Committee to address concerns on RME

• Planting of unsolicited documents into the National Archives must stop - Historian

• Ahafo-Ano North NDC to hold primaries on December 7

• Action to prevent child trafficking in Africa urged - UN anti-crime chief

• Donations trickling in for new zoo for Accra

• DISEC averts Kokomba attack on Nkwanta

• Nkwata Hospital theatre named after Prof Quartey

• Health - Four in 10 have gene that cuts risk of cancer - Guardian, UK

• Review - MCC and the Long Term Goal of Deepening Democracy - MCC

• Help Ghana to take full advantage of AGOA - President Kufuor

• Increasing rates in human settlement is disturbing- President

• NPP constituency chairmen to elect delegates

• CPP goes to Congress

• Krobos urged to vote for NPP to demonstrate their appreciation

• AMA to enforce dress code for taxi drivers

• Government will resist EPA signing pressures - Agyeman-Manu

• New Procurement Act concept in place by March 2008

• Feature - Election 2008 – A Test of the Resilience of Ghana’s Democracy - A GNA feature

• Addo Kufuor impresses Vetting Committee

• Key units arrive in Darfur ahead of deployment of hybrid UN-AU force

• UN declares 20 February as World Day of Social Justice

• Strong research effort needed to reduce mortality rate of young guinea fowls

• Anglogold's Q3 production target drops by 18.6 per cent

• Akosah urges rekindling of CPP goading spirit

• Government restores fuel allowance for doctors

• Baptismal card saves man from imprisonment

• Sports feature - Let’s share the fun and economic benefits of Ghana 2008

• Supreme Court to rule on IFC's immunity on November 28

• NPP youth urged not to worry about opposition propaganda

• President Kufuor arrives from CHOGM

• President Kufuor lauds tradition of peace inherent in the national culture

• Asantehene urges African children to study hard

• Natural resources are no panacea for poverty reduction - Prof Kuupole

• Asantehene on Africa's under development 

November 26, 2007

• New Pan African Trade Union to be out-doored

• Sports - LOC signs MOU with Accra Metropolitan Assembly

• LOC accuses ECOBANK of ambush marketing

• Low profiling of science in national culture is a shortcoming - Dr. Letitia Obeng

• Atukwei Okai to attend African Leadership Award ceremony

• Palm oil price hits record high

• NDC corruption charge of NPP is political gimmickry - - Obed Asamoah

• Minority kick against tax on mobile phone usage

• National Telecom Policy and Regulatory workshop opens

• Upper East CEPS collects huge revenue

• Accra Institute of Technology obtains UK Engineering Council accreditation

• Government extends Anloga curfew

• " Be firm in your support for NDC" - Mills

• Shareholders of Nandom rural bank sack board chairman over drop in profit

• New sugar refinery for Tema

• Oprah to Stump for Obama - Washingtonpost.com

• EPA to develop vehicular emission standards

• Assemblies urged to help change irresponsible mining in Ghana

• Bush optimistic on Annapolis talks- Guardian, UK

• Pan  Africa - Chissano accepts $5m prize

• Mrs. Obama, savvy surrogate - Washingtontimes.com

• Commonwealth issues climate plan - BBC

• Ghanaians urged to appreciate the good work of government

• NPP delegates cautioned against propagandist tactics

• Sports - Anim wins Tour d' Accra Cycling Race

• Sports - Ghana out to repeat Germany 2006 run - FIFA

• South Africa and Nigeria in same group - BBC

• Ghana to host International Trade Union Confederation congress

• Conflict in Bunkpurugu/Yunyoo area toll mounts

• Sports - 2010 World Cup qualifying draw results

• Catholic University holds Second Congregation

• NDC urges Ghanaians to question NPP Aspirant’s source of funding

• Darfur rebels spurn Chinese force - BBC

• Health - Unnatural sex does not prevent AIDS…Dr Ed Nignpense

• Calvary Methodist Church Choir celebrates 70th anniversary

• NGO Trains 160 Volunteers for outreach programmes on Malaria

• Commentary - Moral Mess: Mending the Social Fracture - Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

February 24, 2007

• AGRA to launch water management system for small-scale farmers

• Ghana's forest dwindling fast for lack of conservation

• Barclays Bank to assist Garu-Tempane District repair damaged bridge

• Man's death in police custody has family up in arms

• TOR/TMA demolish structures at frontage of TOR to ensure safety

• Sports -  LOC confirms prices of tickets for CAN 2008 tournament

• NCCE opens work for citizenship

• No more bickering and disunity - Diana

• Some NGOs/CBOs misapplied funds

• Journalists should not use profession to settle scores

• AMA distributes energy saving bulbs

• Full Gospel Honours Ghana Armed Force

• Homosexuals 'a no for Uganda' - News24

• Commonwealth seeks climate deal - BBC

• Chocolate-powered lorry taken on a trip to Timbuktu - BBC

• Health watchdog warns of UK sexual health crisis

• NIGERIA- Calabar - Why so clean? - IRIN

• Civil Servants Association suspends recalcitrant Chigabatia

• Music industry loses 10 million dollars annually through piracy - GAPI

• Authorities, NGOs and UN fight illegal movement of children from Guinea-Bissau to Senegal - IRIN

• LOC warns corporate bodies against ambush marketing

• Pakistan decries its suspension from Commonwealth - CSMonitor

• Laws on child labour must be enforced-CHRAJ

• Ghana - EU sign Eight Million Euro Agreement

• Hearing impaired wins domestic tourism competition

• Man arrested for attempting to smuggle "wee" to cell inmates

• Media involvement in HIV/AIDS issues crucial -Prof.Sai

• CPP is nationalistic in character- Nduom

• Government provides training colleges with buses

• President Kufuor leaves for Kampala

• Changes in membership of Committees announced

• German Ambassador calls on MESS Minister

• Cocaine trial adjourned due to bad interpretation

• Drilling water without licence is an offence - WRC

• NPP nomination process closes

• Assembly asked to relocate some lorry stations in Mankessim

• Sports - “Our character well stretched for the future” – Le Roy

• Sports - Football fans in Kumasi express mixed reactions after Stars’ victory.

• UK joins Ghana in war on smugglers - BBC

• Ghanaian jailed for London bombs

• West Africa now key cocaine hub for Europe - SCMonitor

• Sports - Ghana survives Beninnoise scare

• A British national allegedly defiles a three year old girl

• Sports - Appiah admits lack of conditioning

• Girls guilty in Ghana drugs case

• GACL ready for African Cup of Nations Tournament

• Greater-Accra Regional House of Chiefs Judicial Committee to rule on Ga Matse's case

• Government committed to revamping businesses - Minister

• The gas is coming!

• Review - West African Gas Pipeline (WAGP) Project

• Africa- Former Rhodesian PM Ian Smith dies - Telegraph, UK

• Pan Africa - Street vendors riot in Senegal - BBC

• Ghanaian contractor nominated for Canadian honours

• U.N. to Cut Estimate Of AIDS Epidemic  - Washington Post

• President Kufuor receives well-wishes from across society

• Pan Africa - Yar'Adua may lose job - News24

• African governments told to ensure strategies that advance development

• Pan  Africa - Nigeria probes Siemens bribery - BBC

• Pan Africa - Former Rhodesian PM Ian Smith dies

• Assembly to seize carcasses of uncertified livestock for public health safety

• Out-going British High Commissioner calls on Speaker of Parliament

• Contractors allegedly abandon road projects in Volta Region for non-payment of work done

• Foreign Minister attends Commonwealth Meeting in Uganda

• Pa Africa - Lisbon wants Mugabe to stay away

• Ministry institutes Diasporan Visa

• Teenage pregnancy related cases on increase at Kasoa

• India to celebrate ITEC Day

• MTN-Ghana Foundation to focus on education, health

• Archaeology Department launches Second African Folk Music Festival

• Dress code for taxi drivers to come into force on December 15 - AMA boss

• Kyeremanten will not rule out strategic alliance with rivals

• Freight forwarders call for removal of transport levy

• Hospitality industry in Eastern Region prepares for CAN 2008

• Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA) Bill underway in Accra

• Sports -  Historic TV production for Ghana 2008

• The Government of Canada supports sport and play for young people in Ghana

• Sports - President sends goodwill message to Black Stars

• VRA says drop of water level is normal, sustainable

• FYI - Men NEVER listen ? - Brought to you by Yomoeh

• EP University gets accreditation

• CEPS appeals for help to bring to book tax evaders

• Need to review securities industry law - Dr Sowa

• Minority questions Data Capture Bill

• Farmers Association lauds proposed Agricultural Development Fund

• Tertiary institutions to defer re-opening date for Ghana 2008

• Court awards cost against GIMPA Rector

• Missing names from health worker census will not be paid - MOH

• Incorporate copyright into national development agenda - GAPI

• MOH pledges to eradicate malaria

• Veep calls for international support for Darfur

• President Kufuor removes 13 officials from local administration posts

• 350 million dollars pledge for 2008 budget from Donors

• Accra bourse registers big sales of GCB, HFC shares

• Osafo-Maafo kicks off second Northern Region campaign

• Dress code for taxi drivers to come into force on December 15 - AMA boss

• Health authorities screen khebab sellers

• Social - To Wedding or Funeral? GNA Feature

• Politicians cautioned over dividing the country on political lines

• Commentary - The EU is bullying the world's poor to rush into a dubious deal on trade - Guardian, UK

• US Treasury Secretary gives high marks to Ghana for development

• Commentary - Comprehending the Ghanaian Nation-State -  Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Sports - Ghana cruises to finals of Four Nation tourney

• Review - Statement by U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. at the G-20 - US Treasury Department - Press Release

• Help curb chieftaincy disputes - Vice President urges chiefs

• Chiefs and people of Yilo Krobo celebrate Kloyoshikplemi

• Presbyterian TV Ministry seeks corporate support

• The Government of Canada supports sport and play for young people in Ghana

• Swiss Ambassador calls on Chief Justice

• Health - MOH launches Maternal and Child Health campaign for 2007

• Cashew farmers appeal for marketing company

• TOR receives machine for checking harmful industrial emissions

• Government has no hand in Tata taxi cabs

• Review - Throw no life line to Nyonyo Agboada - By concerned citizens in the Diaspora, USA

• Chiefs helping to stop moral standard decline is a civic duty - Kufuor

• President Kufuor attends thanksgiving mass

• Comrades of CPP root for Dr Edmund Delle

• British teenagers await drug smuggling verdict in Ghana

• Aged and orphans to receive monthly allowance

• Let us invest in health education for quality health care delivery - Yamson

• Principal of Tamale Polytechnic urges more women to opt for engineering courses

• Veep officially launches presidential bid at Mankessim

• Sports - Benin pip UAE in Zenith Four-Nation Tourney

• Banking in a Futuristic United Africa - BusinessAfrica

• Madam Appiagyei advocates Contingency Development Plan for Kumasi

• Government urged to review free education at Universities

• Government commended for North Development Fund in budget

• Pan Africa - US defends its cotton subsidies - BBC

• Pan Africa - Africa's troubled Darfur mission - BBC

• Chiefs express shock about Kufuor's motor accident

• Chief, 49 others remanded for disturbances at Princes Town

• Upper West chiefs support Vice President Aliu Mahama

• Pan Africa - New move to bring electricity to Africa - CSMoitor

• Zoomlion to paint houses along ceremonial streets

• New Juaben to start Sports module under the NYEP

• Kpone Traditional Council re-allocates land for power plant

•  FFP to promote indigenous arts on Internet

• Scrap dealer arrested for stealing high-tension cables

• Twenty million dollars earmarked for tarring of cocoa roads in W/R

November 16, 2007

• Akuffo-Addo calls for support to win congress

• Driver involved in President’s accident remanded

• GOIL lists on Stock Exchange

• Curfew at Anloga extended for another seven days

• SSNIT does not accept fiancées as nominees for pension benefit

• Togolese President Gnassingbe arrives

• Create new universities to meet current challenges -Darkwa

• Mobile phone access to be cheaper - Director of Budget

• Vote me President to share gains of power - Atta Mills

• New made in China four wheel drive enters Ghanaian market

• Speaker rejects request for withdrawal of instrument on Adenta-Ashaiman municipality

• Sports - Meteors miss Olympic train, hearts of Ghanaians broken

• Accra Bourse in Strong Performance

• Migration record as Britons exit en masse - Guardian, UK

• Akropong constituency of CPP elects new officers

November 15, 2007

• MCC Releases Annual Scorecards Measuring Countries’ Performance - US Dept. of State

• Government to fund 36.8m Ghana cedis Election 2008 cost

• Review - MCC Releases Annual Scorecards Measuring Countries’ Performance

• Kufuor receives special greetings on accident

• Seven years of sustained growth in the economy – Minister Baah-Wiredu

• 2008 Budget predicts GDP 7.0% growth rate; Inflation 6%

• Challenges remain on EPA – Baah-Wiredu

• Do not be complacent, minority warns government

• Government invests to expand tourism

• Ghana wants interim arrangement to continue in trading with Europe

• Readings from the budget, affordable housing policy on course - Baah-Wiredu

• Sports - Spanish team Atletico to sign Sadick

• Ghana's external debt in decline

• Student loan insurance to be introduced

• Agric/manufacturing growth targets to fall

• Ministry asked to intervene in Buem chieftaincy dispute

• Fellowship for African journalists

• Commentary - The president’s accident and some security implications - E. Ablorh-Odjidja