News of Sunday, 30 July 2006

Heads are sure to roll, but caution on trial by media

Assemblies of God Church pay premiums for the poor

Presbyterian Church commissions 32 priests

Three-day conference of chief executives ends

Veep asks Muslims to discourage doctrinal conflicts

Ghanaians have lost trust in politicians

Higher education goes with moral integrity - Bishop

Girls' enrolment rises in developing countries

Minister says students need to learn foreign languages

Three jailed 63 years for robbery

Man murders wife on suspicion of infidelity

119 file nominations for Tamale Metro Assembly elections

Over 15,000 more voters register in Tamale Metropolis

Anglican five released and attends thanksgiving.

Desks for Amenfi East Schools

Multipurpose hall for Tema Parents Association School

Bishop blames youth unemployment on educational system

Government begins irrigation project at Asankran-Moseaso.

National Director of SOS urges the youth to be disciplined

Forum on non-formal Quranic schools held at Bawku

Qualified women data bank advocated for Ghana

A 35-year-old farmer enskined as Pusiga Naba

Norvisi Development Union receives hospital beds

18th GhanaFest on July 29th in Chicago