News Archive

Tuesday, 10 May 2005, CHANGE

General News

• Who Born Dog? NPP Strips Herbert
• Ghana marks Africa Day on the sickle cell disease
• Govt working to eradicate trachoma by 2010
• Programme on small arms to be launched
• Energy Commission Workers Lash At Boss
• Police officer decries poor management of armouries
• Fishermen to be trained in UK
• Ministry contravenes Legislative Instrument - Chiefs
• Evening News Suspended
• NCA denies report
• President Kufuor re-appoints Adjiri Blankson
• Govt urged to implement the Convention on the Right of the Child
• Committee submits report on shipyard fire disaster
• Police support retired officers
• Unpaid DCEs Fear To Complain
• Wahala demo now scheduled for May 26
• ECG Boss Buys ?850m Car Ahead of Retirement
• Govt Goes After Selormey
• Teachers demand their reward on earth not in heaven
• EU Week Ends
• Mpianim Denies Allegation
• FAA Lowers Safety Rating for Ghana
• WAEC urged to educate cafe owners on online registration
• Ghana Improves In "voice & accountability"
• Vice Chancellor Of University of Ghana To Resign
• Ophthalmologists remove cataract for 146 people in one week
• Togo should not be a tragedy - Kpo
• Fired EC Boss Hints at Conspiracy
• Australian High C?ssion drawn into investor?s scare
• Energy Commission chief mounts defence

Crime & Punishment

• Apprentice mechanic remanded for defilement
• Storekeeper granted 30 million cedis bail for defilement
• Farmer fined for poaching in Kakum forest reserve
• Driver and his mate arrested for illegal harvesting of timber
• Shoe repairer and trader convicted for theft
• Court grants Accountant 1.5 billion cedis bail for stealing

Politics

• Parliament begins second meeting
• Ghanaians advised to accord the presidency due respect
• Grilling Of DCEs Begins
• Bawku West District Celebrates Constitution Week
• Demonstrations Have Put Govt On Its Toes ? CJA
• MP calls for investigations into violence during Asawase election

Regional News

• Rehabilitation of Koforidua roads to end in July
• Check trespassers in Accra cemeteries - Sexton
• Invest in high quality hotels outside Greater Accra - Research Advisor
• Make reasonable demands from government - Workers told
• Open up to other members - Institutional Credit Unions urged
• Professor Andam appointed Ekumfi Ahmadiyya School Board Chairman
• Open up to other members - Institutional Credit Unions urged
• Boy swept away in a drain during heavy rainfall
• Rekindle the spirit of self-help - DCE
• Research Centre holds workshop on FGM
• Atwima Mponua District Education Office receives furniture
• Preventing spread of HIV/AIDS in Gomoa
• Christians poised to resist any move to legalise prostitution
• GSTS re-opening postponed indefinitely
• Company institutes scholarship scheme
• Reconstruct road- pleads Assemblyman
• Help weed out counterfeit drugs - Pharmacist
• Church blamed for failing its followers
• Adaklu intensifies campaign for district capital
• PTA of Kumasi Technical Institute set up computer centre
• Community launches development plan
• IRS urged to open offices in all districts
• Schools Benefit from Feeding Programme.

Diasporian News

• Two More Ghanaians Arrested