News Archive

Wednesday, 30 June 2010, CHANGE

Opinions

• Media and telecom operators in indecent flirtation
• Konadu Ask JJ to Live among the Homeless at Sodom & Gomorrah
• Administration of Laws - Ghana Desperately Needs Outside Help!
• Ghana Is Treading A Deadly Path With Its Housing Contracts
• Nkrumah's Warning Against Imperialism And Africa's Need To Be Awake
• Forbes’ Absurd Report on Ghana: Western Hegemony & Junk Economics
• Fire Outbreaks in Ghana. Na Who Cause Am?
• Dr Nkrumah's 21st Century Africa
• Keeping away the soldiers from the Osu Castle -Part II

Diasporian News

• Black Stars' Prince Boateng Has Right to Run For Public Office
• Ghanaian Detained In Belize Hospital

General News

• Minority Condemns Arrest & Detention Of NPP Activist By BNI
• We'll Account For Every Pesewa Of Oil Money
• Ghana turn to Serbian healer to solve World Cup injury crisis
• Ghana extradite Nigerian criminal to US
• Mandela invites Black Stars To His Home
• Is NPP Broke After 18 Months In Opposition?
• Mills leaves for ECOWAS Summit in Cape Verde
• Ghana, China organises anniversary celebration of relations
• President Mills lauds Singaporean discipline
• Ghana to host Secretariat for Guinea Current Commission
• Minister for Chieftaincy apologise to house
• CLGSAG says no to Fair Wages Commission.
• Consultant to assess River Yaakye cyanide spillage
• World Vision Ghana holds national awards for students
• Arrest of Mohammed Bashiru unconstitutional - Minority
• Ghana's post harvest losses hit GH¢700,000 annually
• 28th anniversary of three murdered High Court judges
• Ghana to host All Africa Science and Technology Fair
• Government donates bicycles and computers to Social Welfare
• TUC call for consistency in utility bills
• Auditor General cautions staff against corruption
• World Health Assembly confers in Geneva
• NPP on The Korean Housing Deal
• TUC gives ultimatum to PURC to reduce tariffs
• CLGSAG says no to Fair Wages Commission.
• TUC gives ultimatum to Government to review tariffs
• Former President Kufuor returns home from foreign tour
• Women farmers dominate post - harvest management in Ghana - Survey
• Ghana needs $96 million to achieve universal access to primary education
• Some schools still charge fees despite Capitation Grant
• Civil Servants in red bands at work places.
• Government given ultimatum by organized labour

Religion

• the Spiritual And Historical Background Of June 4

Health News

• GWCL restores to Swedru hospital and other communities
• Ridge Hospital OPD to merge with Adabraka Polyclinic
• Vaccination of H1N1 2009 in Accra Metropolis to end on July 30
• Excessive alcoholism kills 2.5 million people yearly - WHA
• NYEP nurses to be absorbed in Ghana Health Service

Regional News

• Birim Central MCE calls for support from chiefs
• Four Communities in Ahanta West District welcome tourism centre
• Revenue collector collects GHC 10 a month but receives full salary
• Kofiase chief threatens to champion boycott of assembly polls if .
• Ghanaians urged to learn to sacrifice for national progress
• Central Regional GBA marks 28th Martyrs Day
• Tema residents bemoan road closures
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