News Archive

Tuesday, 18 May 2004, CHANGE

General News

• KATH records 129 cancer cases since January
• Drug victims to benefit from barons - Hackman
• Chinese Saloon Loan: Gizelle Yajzi Speaks
• Parliament presents items to Asantehene
• "Soldier Removed My Teeth With Pliers"
• Children engaged in hazardous labour
• Thirty Forest Reserves are "No Go Areas".
• Work begins on lecture theatre for Institute of Languages
• Upper Denkyira By-Election: NDC, CPP To Boycott ?
• Okyenhene Cautions JJ and JAK's Ministers
• VRA Installs Fibre Optic Cable
• 2004 National Trust Fund launched
• US delegation calls on Vice President
• PUWU dismisses allegation against members
• Britain honours Addo-Fening for voluntarism
• MD charged for failing to pay social security contributions
• Three prison officers for peacekeeping in Liberia
• Help us to train our soldiers - Aliu asks India
• US College To Honor Ashesi University Founder
• Message From Independent Prez Candidate: Ramon Akoto
• Lack Of Doctors Closes Tema Hospital Labour Ward
• Diabetes can be managed with a simple lifestyle
• Navy Officials from the British Royal Navy visits Ghana
• Obed tasks regional executives to win their regions
• Ghana Police run short of handcuffs
• Chinese investor dupes coy of $63,000
• Teachers Now China Bound?
• Victor Selormey Changes Counsel

Politics

• Nkrumahists ready for political alliance

Regional News

• Subin youth called upon to rally round incumbent MP
• NHIS in the Atwima district to take off in full in June
• Road Safety Commission to institute award
• Rainstorm destroys Aboso Methodist School
• KNUST appeals for more post-graduate medical books
• Agric, solution to economic and unemployment problems -DCE
• Quantity Surveyor to contest Akim Ofoase/Ayirebi parliamentary seat
• Students of Abetifi Training College are constructing a computer
• Return to the fold; Candidate-elect appeals to fellow Nkrumaists
• AAK Assembly sets up 500 million cedis education endowment fund
• Companies in Wassa West owe SSNIT 7.7 Billion Cedis
• Cocobod ladies give to Dunkwa Hospital Children's Ward
• Government urged to assist Mission Hospitals financially
• National Service persons attend seminar on HIV/AIDS
• Koforidua Hospital blood bank expresses appreciation to school
• Good turnout on first day at Ho photo taking exercise
• Akuafo Hall Alumni meets
• School health education should have meaningful impact on pupils
• Programme to fight poverty in districts
• Family Heads attend workshop on HIV/AIDS
• Strive to project African values and identity - Nana Nketsiah urges
• B.A. Timber Industry Is Not Collapsing - Minister
• Chief donates Church building to Methodist church
• Bantama Keep Fit Club gives to KATH
• Asunafo feeder roads to be rehabilitated
• Hi-tech mass spraying increases cocoa yields in Amansie West - DCE
• Nyariga Community Launches HIV/AIDS Campaign

Diasporian News

• IMO Secretary-General Calls On High Commissioner