October 27, 2009

• Spio-Garbrah to contest NDC Vice Chairmanship slot

• Veep: Government will not sacrifice the welfare of the people

• Minister blames inefficient decentralization for poor city development

• African governments to invest in advanced research to facilitate development

• President Mills appoints new members of boards, councils

• Ghana Football Association invites 19 players for Starlets camping

• SFO Investigates GT / Vodafone deal

• Pan Africa - Senegal admits IMF 'money gift'  - BBC

• World - Colonel Sanders dupes the UN - Teegraph, UK

• Commentary - Fall outs at the Executive Elections‏ - Kingsley Agyeman

• World - UK 'can't support recovery' - Telegraph, UK

October 26, 2009

• Health - Government secures fund for the renovation of Tamale Teaching Hospital

• Pan Africa - Bishops castigate African leaders - BBC

• TOR confirms arrival of crude oil from Nigeria to Ghana

• Cardinal Turkson to lead Justice and Peace Council

• NPP UK Poised to Elect Richard Dombo as Chairman Today

• Lead - There will always be tomorrow - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• World - Barack Obama sees worst poll rating drop in 50 years - Telegraph, UK

• Britain still in recession and overtaken by Italy

• Pan African - Bishops castigate African leaders - BBC

October 23, 2009

• Develop a single approach for cocoa certification

• World - Iran Defers on Nuclear Deal, Proposing Alternative - NYTimes

• BP and ExxonMobil to battle over Ghana’s oil

• Corruption in the judiciary is real - Report

• Ex-President Kufuor expresses great shock over Ministry of Foreign Affairs building inferno

• Ghana International Airline to wind down

• Ex-President Rawlings expresses shock over the Volta Lake disaster

• Widespread corruption puts freedom of movement under siege
• President Mills orders investigation into the Foreign Affairs Ministry inferno
• Gov’t to withdraw subsidy for GIA
• Health - Superstition, main cause of maternal morbidity in Ghana - NGOs
• Three people arrested over Ministry of Foreign Affairs inferno
• Lead - Fire razes Ghana’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs building to the ground

October 21, 2009

• Minister calls for innovative scientific strategies
• Kufuor fails to win Mo Ibrahim’s $5million award
• Some Customs Officers assist cocoa smuggling - Chief Farmer
• World - Anthropologist: Modern man a wimp - Reuters
• CHRAJ says medical personnel have no right to go on strike
• President Mills calls on Ghanaians to bury political differences and support gov’t initiatives
• Climate finance and good governance in Ghana: What support and mechanisms are needed for responding to climate change?
• Climate change, a major disaster - Ayittey
• Mo Ibrahim Foundation partners AUCC to establish governance module
• Lead - How Ghana missed the Mo Ibrahim award this year - E. Ablorh -Odjidja

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October 2, 2009

• Olympics - And the Winner Is...Rio! - Breitbart

• Ghana to start issuing biometric passports by April 2010

• Review - Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton At the Corporate Council on Africa’s Seventh Biennial U.S.-Africa Business Summit

• Ablakwa: $50 million needed to complete Presidential Palace

• Ghana’s National Service Personnel to start Military training next year

• Sunyani debates the fate of Busia’s bust in a former Nkrumah’s Park

• IMF calls on governments to put focus on building stable post-crisis world

• Minority Leader: It is wrong to demand rent from officials in bungalows

• Commentary - Nkrumah’s 100th birthday - Absalom Mutere

• Ama Benyiwa Doe quits as National Women’s Organiser of NDC

• Commentary - What’s in a name, Jubilee or Flag Staff House? - E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Lead - Former Chief of Staff dares gov’t to set up barracks in Jubilee House

• Thousands feared dead after Indonesia quake... Yahoo.com

• Government is committed to improving the cocoa sector – President

• Political scientists report drop in US standing...- AP

• Assemblies urged to enforce by-laws on fire

• Pictures - Ghana-Malaysia Business Club launched

• Paul Acquah retires as BoG governor

• Germany to open trade and industry office in Ghana

• Disparities discovered in wireless penetration in Ghana

• Speed up work on Single Spine- TUC boss

• Jubilee House vindicated

• AMA to relocate Agbogbloshie market at Amasaman

• NPP-NDC clash did not affect Chereponi bye-election mood

• Lead - Rawlings says to Ghanaians "Don’t doubt my integrity"

• Government to set up fund to manage oil revenue

• Accra bourse slumps

• Peerless Satellites cut England to size

• I don’t owe gov’t any money - Effah Darteh

• Is power struggling tearing NDC apart?

• CEPS calls for logistics to fight cocoa smuggling in Volta Region

• Minister urges Chinese electrical firm to engage local contractors

• Review - Emerging African development thinking (Part Two) - Kofi Akosah-SarpongChereponi Bye-election: Police grabbed two ballot box snatchers, but votingis underway

• Commentary - Mills must apologise to Ghanaians - Arthur Kobina Kennedy

• Lead - Former President Kufuor asks for more aid for Africa

• Battle for Chereponi seat begins today

• Ahwoi Tells Spio – Leave Mills Alone

• Commentary - Violence In our Politics - Arthur Kobina Kennedy

• We have no knowledge of Mabey & Johnson bribery scandal-NDC

• Is the current global economic crisis remaking global power relations?

• Nana Ohene Ntow faces strong opposition in NPP

• Afari-Gyan to share Ghana’s electoral success with Nigerian senators