Monday, 11 October 2004

Deputy Minister Ofori-Atta Faces Extortion Charges

Govt. expresses 'extreme concern' about disturbances at Yendi, Tamale

Gov't to implement feeding programme for deprived schools

Presidential Commission on Pensions sits at Wa

Atta-Mills formally nominates Mumuni as Running mate

The Legon Fees Saga

MOFA providing computer labs & ICT to all Agric Colleges

Nigerians asked to be law abiding

Accra Poly Lecturers ignore strike action

World Post Day observed in Accra

Police not recruiting personnel for Election - IGP

NRC expected to submit Report this week

President Kufuor tours City of Accra

Majority and Minority Leaders elected to IPU c'ttees

Oseadeeyo? Akuapem State Confers Title On President

Strong educational base, a dependable asset - Ohene

Poly Lecturers Begin Strike For Salary Arrears

Osafo Maafo's Award: It's A Hoax - Kwesi Pratt

Court remands carpenter for stealing

Fraudster fined 20 million cedis

Former UCC student arrested for allegedly defrauding colleagues

Employees drag Bank to court over severance payment

NPP MP Threatens to Go Independent

Kwaku Baah elected NDC Parliamentary Candidate for Mpraeso Constituency

2 Septuagenerians duel in the arena

NDC will win 80% of vote -aspiring MP

NPP will win 90% of votes - constituency sec.

Kufuor's Prophecy Coming True - Atta Mills

Ghanaians urged to vote for development-oriented parties

Shock Result In Anlo - Humado 169, Sowu 9

Accidents attributes to potholes on highway roads

German, African Bishops attend meeting

Ashanti region recorded 16,000 cases of teenage pregnancy in 2003

Judge calls for legal framework to protect rights of HIV/AIDS patients.

President's Guard Assaulted Me

Professor lauds contribution of herbalists in HIV/AIDS fight

Ultra modern administrative block for Abokobi

Abor Hospital celebrates golden anniversary

State Experimental JSS are winners

Overflowing rivers destroy properties

Lartehene calls for the existing education system be maintained

Chiefs and people of Kpalime launch festival

Paralegals asked to adopt effective adolescent programmes

ISD News File - MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2004