News of Wednesday, 20 October 2004
General News
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Veep?s Office Deny Assault Story
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GES warns against bribery in SSS admissions
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Government to promote right of abode policy
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Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority Boss Visits Freetown
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GES warns against bribery in SSS admissions
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TEWU members give ultimatum to GES
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Gov't will not subvert the work of the NRC - JAK
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Ghana improves her corruption index
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New law to protect rights of mentally ill SOON
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NPP Gov?t Is Corrupt And Tribalistic - survey
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NRC Report Leaks: Commission Refuses Blame
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Poverty Situation in Ghana Has Deteriorated - ISSER Report
Crime & Punishment
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Tema police seeks for hit and run driver
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Watchman in trouble for killing a thief
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Nii Lantey Vanderpuye opens defence
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Four farmers before court for stealing sheep
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Tema police seeks for hit and run driver
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Watchman in trouble for killing a thief
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Four farmers before court for stealing sheep
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Mobile phone thief goes in for two years
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Court remands housewife for murder
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Labourer fined 1.5 million cedis for stealing.
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Teenager fined 500,000 cedis for stealing cocoa
Politics
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Bruce Appiah Files Another Writ Against Theresa Tagoe
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Rawlings Will Deepen NDC?s Woes
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Mills spikes Kufuor?s administration
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NPP presents bicycles to Adansi South for campaign
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NDC endorses Dwamena Bekoe for Asuogyaman
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Parties to draw lots on position on ballot paper on Friday
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Nkoranza North NPP educates supporters
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Filing of nominations for December vote begins
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House adjourns early for candidates to file nominations
Regional News
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Parliamentary Candidate appeals to parties in Dagbon Chieftaincy Case
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TEWU members give ultimatum to GES
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Committee on College of Art presents report to Minister
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SAEMA recorded 600 cases of cholera in 2002
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Mfantseman District Assembly fails to elect Presiding Member
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Nchiraa celebrate yam festival
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C/R Police advise parties to avoid provocative acts
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Busunya SSS gets electricity
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Gomoa District determined to sustain AYA project
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Government asked to make primary education free.
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College of Art inaugurates computer laboratory
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Ameyaw-Ekumfi urges the people of Techiman to unite for development
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Ten Mfantseman schools score 100 per cent passes in BECE
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Missions Aid trains less privileged
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CPP: Ramadan should usher Ghanaians into sober reflection
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Mfantseman District Council of Labour declares Sanitation Day
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Edumadze warns fishermen against illegal fishing methods
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Produce Buying Company honours farmers
Editorial News
