November 15, 2010

• POTAG Calls For Extension Of Academic Calendar

• Lead - Public cautioned against fake GhC50 notes

• Ghana to launch new industrial policy

• Commentary - The Decider returns to haunt Mr Nuance as George W. Bush eclipses Barack Obama - UK Telegraph

• Boxing - Haye hammers Harrison in three rounds

• Boxing - Pacquiao decisions Margarito

• World - Google vice-president issues stark internet warning

• Commentary - We can't afford moral certainty about torture

• Health - AstraZeneca Ghana launches new product for peptic ulcer

• TUC cautions Parliament against amendment of petroleum bill

November 14, 2010

• Lead - Scared southern Sudanese flee the north to vote

• Religion - For Roman Catholics, a Renewed Interest in Exorcism

• World - Aung San Suu Kyi release brings joy, tears – and new hope for Burma

• Christians in Iraq fear 'pogrom'

• New national carrier to begin operations March 2011

• Sports - New Kotoko Coach

• 'Supercomputer to go sugar cube-sized in few years'

• Sports - FIFA Probes Government Intrusion Into GFA

• World - Iraqi Lawmakers Approve Power Sharing Outline

• Liberian President Lauds Ghana's Support

• POTAG suspends strike

November 13, 2010

• Health - Malaria can affect the brain-Dr. Bart-Plange

• Ghanaian Technology Enterprise Boosts Africa

• Akosombo Dam Water Recedes

• World - Obama’s Glow Dims on Trip to Asia

• World - China currency bill in doubt

• World - G-20 refuses to back US push on China's currency

• Aung San Suu Kyi 'will be released tomorrow'

• Sports - Nyaho Tamakloe; Abedi’s nomination will be suicidal to Ghana

• Pan Africa - Nigeria to quiz Iranian over arms

• World - G20 to refrain from 'currency devaluation'

• US - Germany rebuffs Obama on trade gap

• Science - Giant space bubbles baffle astronomers

• POTAG wins case against Labour Commission

• Investment opportunities available in Ghana-- Veep

November 12, 2010

• Vice President opens bilateral talks with SKODA Group of Companies

• Akosombo spillage to end soon - Awotwi

• Sports - Minority Fires Gov't Over Nyantakyi's Move To CAF h -

• Health - Sub-standard anti-malarial medicines flood Ghanaian market

• Black Queens return from failed Women's Championship bid

• NDC Has NOT Asked Me To Resolve Rawlings House Issue - Spio Garbrah

• Sports - Ghana FA rejects request on Abedi

• US - Obama bid to pick Iraq leader spurned

• World - Iraq's leaders back fragile powersharing deal

• Sports - Joshua Clottey: “I’m Going To Work My Way Back Up. I Want To Be A Two-Weight World Champion”

• In Asia, Obama runs into the limits of his power

• Rawlings' spokesman survives brush with death

• CID probes oil field shares

• Ghana oil bill committee fails to agree

• World - G20 trade deal unlikely, say sources

• COCOBOD Clears Vice-President

• World - Haiti deaths rise as cholera spreads

• AG Speaks On Kosmos, EO Group Affair Enquiry

• Lead - NPP USA: Mills has eyes but can't see ....

• Health - Laptops put men at risk of infertility, study finds

• Veep: Ghana to reduce armed robbery to barest minimum

• Ghana pledges support for Nigeria's polls

• Inflation flat at 9.38 per cent in October

• Government yet to release seed fund for SADA

• Greater Accra Regional TEIN of NDC To Streamline Activities

• Government To Construct Trunk Line To Transport Wet Gas

   

• World - G20 summit at odds over global recovery pact

• Commentary - Quality education: Beyond funding - Thompson Ayodele and Olusegun Sotola

• US - Bush memoir 'Decision Points' sells 220000 copies on first day

• Czech Republic To Support Ghana With Urban Rail Transport

• GTUC urges the Government to review Oil Agreements

• POTAG Strike In Parliament

• AAU celebrates Day on November 11

• Pan Africa - Nigeria says ex-militant chief behind March car bombs

• Fiifi Kwetey: I insist Kufuor mismanaged the economy

• Court to hear Amina's case from November 15

• NANA AKUFO-ADDO APPEALS FOR URGENT RESOLUTION TO POTAG STRIKE
   

• Government to commission audit into STX housing project

• Vice President Influenced Armajaro Ban Lift - Minority Leader

• Sports - Black Queens Exit Women Nations Cup

• We were not forced to lift ban on Amajaro: COCOBOD

• Michael Jackson: back from the dead

• Court grounds Ghana Cotton Company

• IMANI Alert: Middle-Income Comes to Ghana, Now What?

• Netanyahu: Nuclear-armed Iran is the greatest danger facing

• New Jackson single prompts more controversy

• Government will use agriculture as the base for Better Ghana Agenda

• Northern Region NDC Chairman passes away

• Mills Lashes Kufuor For Doing Nothing

• Pan African - Big turnout for Guinea election

• Turning waste plastic into diesel to power vehicles

• Sports - Ghanaian trio named for Caf award

• Ivory Coast poll declared valid

• World - Burma's pro-junta parties poised for victory

• Pan African - Kenyan policeman in gun rampage

• Castle Boys Fight Over Cash

• U.N. picks the best countries to live in

• World - Nuclear bomb material on Georgia's black market

• World - G20 finds common ground opposing U.S.

• Sports - Queens stumble against Cameroon

• President Mills urges Ghanaians to manage oil expectations

• World - Dollar rises after jobs report; outlook uncertain

• Sports - Gebremariam Wins New York in Marathon Debut

• Terrorizing By The Fulani

• Sports - Gebrselassie’s Career Ends With 10 Miles to Go

• US means business more than India

• Sports - Starlets grab first leg cushion

• JAKE: COCOBOD MUST EXPLAIN WHY ARMAJARO BAN WAS LIFTED

• How the Vice President betrayed cocoa farmers

• Sports - Torres destroys Chelsea, Carroll stuns Arsenal in Premier League

• G20 tensions rise - As leaders meet in Seoul, peace and love have given way to trade battles

• World - Around the world, a race against time bombs in air

• Achimota School holds 83rd speech and prize-giving day

• Lead - The bizarre happens and living in Accra gets costly - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Commentary - The West is turning against big government - but what comes next? - Telegraph, UK

• 'Did you see anything in NPP's eight years'? - Mills asks

• UK - Work-shy will be 'pushed' into working for free

• Pan Africa - Guinea votes in historic presidential run-off

• Glo Mobile To Start Operating Soon

• Human Rights Activists Should Join Us For Night Patrols: Police Chief

• The Police Killed Patriots: Pen-Armed Robbers Are Alive!

• Pan Africa - Ivory Coast Sets Presidential Election Runoff for Nov. 21

• All the Presidents’ Children

• Ghana's GDP goes up by 60%

• Commentary - Barack Obama is doomed – enter Mrs Clinton

• Lead - Ghana, the Global Top Reformer in Improving Access to Credit and  Easiest Place To Do Business in West Africa

• US = Obama acknowledges his message didn't get through

• Rise of the geeks Forbes has named Bill Gates the 10th most powerful person in the world.

• World - Oil price rise fuels fears

• Ghana Misses Golden Opportunity With SIM Card Registration

• Cameron to face China’s wrath over Nobel Laureate

• NPP targets 80 percent Ashanti votes in 2012

• Bad roads compel farmers to transport cocoa on carts and donkeys

• What have I done to Ghanaians? –Sports Minister cries

• Prosecution Closes Its Case In Ya-Na Trial

• Vice President To Travel To Czech Republic

   

• Scientists reveal material for 'invisibility cloak'...

• Akosombo Dam spillage national catastrophe - NADMO official

• Give Nana Akufo Addo Space To Choose Running Mate'

• US - Share prices shoot up to pre-banking crisis levels

• BBC facing news blackout as journalists strike

• President Mills Orders Minister To Allow Glo Operations

• US - WORLD FOREX: Dollar Slides Day After Fed Decision; QE3 Possibilities Weigh

• Withdraw Women And Children From Dagbon; And Let The Men Fight – NDC

• Police / Interior Ministry 'Sued' Over Nankpanduri Brutalities

• NPP rubbishes claims by AFRO

• Parliament Approves New Nominees To ECOWAS Parliament

• US - Midterm elections 2010: Angry voters have left America at a crossroads

• Government Dares AFAG

• The Lede: Iran Responds to Alarm on Woman Sentenced to Stoning

• World - World stock markets rally on Fed move

• Ghana fails to instigate IOC boycott

• The Daily Graphic and the Enlightenment -Kofi Akosah-Sarpong

• Is there a God, just and fair? Malik Baako wonders

• Sports - Ghana hit by World Cup bonus row

• Accra Regional Police bust car snatching syndicate

• World - Resurgent al-Qaida threatens Christians in Iraq with 'destruction'

• Zita cuts sod for tourist receptive facility

• OIL FUTURES: Crude Hits Six-Month High After Fed Decision

• Health - Pioneering surgery helping blind to see

• AMINA BACK IN CID CELLS

• GETfund votes GHS4m for projects

• Commentary - Obama's problem is that he's not black enough - Guardian, UK

• Candidates level in Ivory Coast

• Suspect linked to al-Qaeda plane plotters held in UK

• Resurgent Republicans split Congress and claim House

• North African states at risk of being overrun by al-Qaeda

• Press statement - RESPONSE TO RAWLINGS AND HIS WIFE

• I Wish Samia Becomes National Chair Of CPP - Kabila

• Commentary - Why is Hillary Clinton hiding? Perhaps it's because her foreign policy has been a failure

• GNPC,Cnooc Bid For Kosmos Ghana Assets Fails- Official

• World - Iraq attacks: Dozens die in series of Baghdad blasts

• Government commits $2.85 billion for road construction in 2011

• Ghana needs more irrigation dams to boost rice production

• Vice Prez Didn't Influence Lifting Of Ban On Armajaro – John Jinapor

• STATEMENT: Ghana Is No More Secure For Its Citizens -

• Ghana International Book Fair opens

• Mass rape saga a fabrication? Adom FM, Joy FM response

• Lead - Harnessing the Experiences of Ghanaian Professionals in the Diaspora for the Socio-Economic Stability of the Emerging Ghana - Kwaku A. Danso, PhD

• The end of dollar hegemony

• Rail Back On Track - Accra-Tema Line Revamped, Other Cities To Be Linked

• US - Independents desert Democrats

• UK - Ministers seek limits on prisoners' right to vote

• US - Democrats could suffer worst losses in 60 years

• UN calls on Ivory Coast to accept poll results

• Commentary - The Mass Rape Of Passengers: What The Police Did ..

• Sports - Sunderland Bask In Gyan's Glory

• NDC Must Hold Early Congress...

• Parcel bomb plotters 'used dry run', say US officials

• Sports - Black Queens play Algeria today

• What's at stake in US mid-terms election

• Ivorians await crunch poll result

• Your Old "Schuulz" Reunion Pictures

• UK - British people among world's ugliest, according to BeautifulPeople.com

• Sports - Yemen parcel bombmaker believed to be al Qaeda terrorist Ibrahim Hassan Al Asiri

  Hearts pip Asante Kotoko 1-0

• After Delays, Citizens Vote for a President in Ivory Coast

• US - Obama implores Americans to 'keep on believing'

• Health - Alcohol 'more harmful than crack or heroin'

• EU - Angela Merkel consigns Ireland, Portugal and Spain to their fate

• World - Brazil elects first female president

• VRA to spill Akosombo Dam on Monday

• World - Seven hostages killed, 20 wounded in Baghdad church drama

• Press Release - National Democratic Congress government to create tea cup image for President Mills

• Communities along the Afram River submerged, 32000 homeless

• Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly dissolved!

• NPP supporters arrested over Konadu posters

• Where Is The NDC Party Constitution And Rules?

• Midterm elections 2010: Prepare for a new American revolution

• GNPC Selected Oando For Ghana’s Gas Infrastructure Dev’t

• Ghana telecoms companies to be probed for 'promotions and tariff cuts'

• Weapons seized in Nigeria came from Iran-shipping company

• Ivory Coast president warns of post-election violence

   

• Feature: Obed's charge of Rawlings betrayal et al: The Full Untold Story (III)

• Health - Math, maps used to plot malaria elimination plan

• World - Nasa unveils bold plans to send humans 'one-way to Mars to colonise planet'

• Pan Africa - Strained Relations: Liberia's President and Her Stepson

• US - White House considering 'decoupling' top-tier tax cut

• S.African health officials to circumcise prisoners

• Euro - Cameron's gamble over EU budget guarantee

• Microsoft Looking Like An End-Stage Company

• Lead - Kintampo 'mass rape' story a hoax - Koku Anyidoho

• US - Bomb devices 'dry run for attacks on US synagogues'

• EC proposes 113 additional electoral areas in Greater Accra

• Western NDC condemns Konadu posters

• Minority questions termination of petroleum contract with AKER ASA