November 30, 2006:

• Mining company should consider national interest when taking decisions-- Minister

• For $150, Third-World Laptop Stirs a Big Debate

• Pilot programme to encourage youth to go into agriculture

• NPP Conference - Avoid utterances that breeds enmity - Amoah

• Kumasi Market and matters arising out of the Daasebre trial

• German President Köhler to visit Ghana early next January

• Ghana, Sierra Leone Political Parties Dialogue to Promote Tolerance

• CPP lags behind in preparation for Elections 2008 – Patriots

• E-AMASS wins Independence anniversary debate

• Kente Cloth And Dance: Reviving A Dying Tradition

• Gains made in Water and Sanitation programme threatened

• Appeal Court dismisses one of Tsikata's two appeals before it

• Somalia - Islamists vow to fight AU army

• DCEs should appreciate chiefs' role in Development-- Chiefs

• Anthony Ackah to lead SWAG

• Presby Church consoles Veep

• Physically Challenged receive wheelchairs

• WACAM condemns Brong Ahafo Regional Police Commander’s intimidating tactics

• GTZ resources SFO and demands more fight against corruption

• MP queries subsidies for TOR

• Accra Governance Dialogue ends

• Veep visits families of bodyguards who died in motor accident

• Accra-Tema rail project yawns for extra 10 billion cedis

• Mortgage finance will be affordable and reliable in Ghana – Owusu-Agyemang

• President hosts State Dinner in honour of Canadian Governor General

• Pope refuses to apologize but tries to build bridges on first visit to Muslim country

• Drug disgrace for Nollywood star Akiwande

• Nigerian VP ambitions boosted

• Mfantseman West NPP holds delegates conference

• Money and Violence Hobble Democracy in Nigeria

• Macro-economic gains stabilized the economy for growth – Kanfra

• WHO Expert Committee on traditional medicine meets in Brazzaville

• Parliament approves 51 million dollars for sectoral activities

• President Kufuor leaves for Abuja

• Magic Cannons Submit stripes for League.

• Annan sees cause for hope in face of global challenges

• Whistle Blowers Bill would add impetus to accountability - Baah-Wiredu

• Low ore hits Obuasi Mine

• Cocoa farmers urged to ferment beans properly before sale

November 29, 2006:

• Ghana to receive 480 million Canadian dollars budgetary support yearly

• Ghana to benefit form 3.8 trillion cedis debt relief next year

• Charles arrives for Nigerian tour

• Gaddafi in Nigeria airport drama

• Bemba accepts DR Congo poll loss

• Debt relief’s bet is not on violent revolutions - Commetary E. Ablorh-Odjidja

• Accra Governance Dialogue opens

• NDC Presidential Aspirants meet

• Police "Extracts" not valid for driving- DVLA

• COTE D IVOIRE- Gbagbo makes show of power

• Veep orders Department of Urban Roads to expedite action on Sunyani ring road

• Building collapse- 2 still trapped

• Set up revenue mobilization units - Minister

• Ghana to host first Africa Summit for International Yoga Practitioners

• WILDAF organises workshop on consensual unions in Takoradi

• Effects of tobacco makes headlines again - News feature Gideon sackitey

• Visiting Canada’s Governor-General tours Gratis Foundation

• Budget Forum advocates extra duty allowance for teachers

• Wassa-Akropong Hospital receives an ambulance

• Advocacy groups receive assistance

• Youth contribution to national development acknowledged

• We share equal settlements - DCE tells rural residents

November 28, 2006:

• Kwahu West district awards bodies for contributing to education

• Hearts appoint new management team

• Kufuor Mobbed At Offinso

• Amarteifio is FICAC Vice President

• NPP Party members warned about imminent danger if power slips from them

• WAEC explains new grading system under WASSCE

• Power / Bofoakwa to appear before Disciplinary Committee

• "Friends of this and that” illegal …Lord Commey

• 3 Die In Veep’s Convoy

• Final funeral rites of late Juaben Serwaa held at Koforidua

• High Court refuses injunction application against Ghana@50

• HIV workplace project for revenue agencies launched

• Canadian Governor General arrives in Ghana for state visit

• Alhaji Iddrisu urges NDC Presidential aspirants to be circumspect in utterances

• ARB APEX Bank access funds for micro financing – Kwapong

• New cedi notes and coins to be introduced in July 2007

• Student leader says there are flaws in syllabuses

• Medical Practitioner urges employers to make annual leave compulsory

• Regional Police Commander denies MP’s allegations

• NDC needs a charismatic candidate - Spio- Garbrah

• Kwabre West NPP chairman appeals for calm

• Chad rebels 'marching on capital'

• Nigerian teachers end strike

• Let us protect orphans in society - Rev. Kwei

• CEPS/Philip Morris MoU Questioned

• Change your attitude towards the French language - Adu

• Chiluba may need new heart

• Give priority to Science and Math teachers-Anamuah-Mensah

• Tourism must build mutually beneficial relationships- Tourism Advisor

• Lufthansa Profits Rise

• I am not happy with Ghana Bar Association - Mills

• MP outlines plans for community’s development

• Catto wins Charity Golf

November 27, 2006

• US Secretary arrives to sign 30 million dollars for Ghana’s housing 

• KUFUORS`s FIERY SURGERY

• Government would provide requisite infrastructure for education

• Nigeria VP to run for president

• Private bills could be initiated through MPs and civil society organisations

• Arrested MP granted bail but denies dealing in fake gold

• Fireworks At Manhyia

• Teachers, pupils plant tree seedlings at Aboadze

• Poor, poor North! Govt. Statistician says three Northern regions performed poorly in industrial census

• Cocoa Farmers honoured at Bogoso

• NAGRAT must apologise to access October salaries - GES Council

• Parliament passes Credit Reporting and National Lotto bills

• Kpakpo to explode tonight…But without` father`s blessing`

• Battle for survival…Hawkers, AMA fail to agree on stall allocation

• Tagor & Co Trial Begins Monday

• UK-based Tourism operators expressed interest to establish in Ghana

• NDC seeks accountability on presidential mansion

• Companies must be responsible corporate citizens –K. B Asante

• African Development Bank to issue bonds in Ghanaian Cedis

November 25, 2006;

• Cancer cases on the rise - GAEC

• President Kufuor pledges commitment to develop the country

• Ministry expands new communication strategy

• MP arrested over fake gold

• GAEC to generate nuclear power to supplement the country's energy

• Chief of Air Staff commends Tamale Air Force Station

• Civil Society Organisations call on parliament to monitor budget

• Announcement - New item info page to our pages

• Spio-Garbrah Urges Delegates to vote him as NDC Presidential Candidate

• Court agrees on out of court arbitration

• VRA to lose power transmission role

• Twenty organizations before court for SSNIT payment default

• The Youth Employment Programme: An Avenue for Sustaining Agricultural Development

• Ministry of Interior establishes National Peace Council

• Customary practices promote child trafficking - Director

• Court gives Daasebre Oti Boateng go ahead to celebrate funeral

• AMA to use February to May 2005 hawkers list

• Senior CEPS officials hold annual delegates conference

• Dancers stun audience as they devour live animal at NAFAC

• Bayerebon No 3 JSS to be provided with classroom block

November 24, 2006

• Ghanaian judges told to administer justice with clear conscience

• Dasebre Gyamenah case - Hung Jury

• 580 communities to get electricity soon

• Religious cohabitation...US/Ghana in unique collaboration

• Police smoke drug peddlers out of Osu Presbyterian Secondary School Compound

• Kufuor Replies Konadu

• Chief appeals for share of Common Fund

• North performed poorly in industrial census, Statistician

• SOLDIERS FOR RENT IN TEMA

• Ghana slips again on FIFA rankings, now 28 in the world

• Human Rights abuses in mining communities disquiet UN Commissioner

• "Negative film belongs to the photographer"

• Africa records rise in child survival but...

• Government urged to endorse copyright bill

• Chief appeals for share of Common Fund

• Five named for Caf's top award

• British hostage killed in Nigeria

• Development chief undertakes community development projects at Kwahu Tafo

• Programs Help Reduce HIV Rates in Parts of Africa, Report Says

• Three companies to set up Export-Oriented Refineries in Ghana

• African health 'needs investment'

• Programs Help Reduce HIV Rates in Parts of Africa, Report Says

• Former Director of Animal Production honoured

• More lands to be released to farmers along depleted forest reserve

• SG-SSB gets new Managing Director

• It’s another “Josaic” mission for Duncan

• Health Experts meet on chronic diseases

• Three companies to set up Export-Oriented Refineries in Ghana

• IFAWAMI declares Dec 16 as National Clean-Up campaign day

• Workshop for District Cultural Officers in Ashanti opens

• Ministry seeks aid to stem diversion of pre-mix fuel

November 22, 2006

• Drug traffickers 'using Africa'

• Anti-Syrian Lebanese minister assassinated

• HIV epidemic 'is getting worse'

• There is a fraud company out there that can access the sim card on your mobile phone..

• Traditional medicine needs to be standardized - Jawula

• Students Loan Trust Fund commences this academic year

• African leaders hold mini-summit on Darfur

• AKUFO ADDO COMES UP TOPS

• KONADU ATTACKS JUDGES

• UN: Africa can overcome health crisis with international support

• Dev't Only Option to Combat Future Effects of Climate Change - Expert Climate Change a Top Agenda for AU Summit in January

• £7bn nuclear fusion project launched in France

• Libya- Hope Dims for Standed Nigerians

• Canadian Head of State to pay five-day state visit to Ghana

• Ghanaian abandon job search in Qatar

• TMA fails to elect PM after eight rounds of voting in two sittings

• Unilever honors young Scientists

• Stop Stealing Cables, MP tells public

• “We must end multiple products certification” – High Commissioner

• Daasebre Gyamenah Cocaine Trial Begins

• From Women in Parliament to Queens

• US court convicts Ghanaian for narcotic offences

• Veterinary surgeons cry for fair share of national cake

• Kufuor calls on SSNIT to shift from conserving to investing

• Public Servants to enjoy enhanced salary from January 2007 

• VAT closes down two companies in Tema

• 100,000 housing units for Ghanaian workers by end of 2008

• Kufuor expresses worry over banks' slow response to declining macroeconomic indicators

• Geological Study of Nkwanta Area Underway

• Public warned against use of fire crackers during Christmas

• Venture Capital Fund, Two Others Sign Pact

• CAF and LOC to sign marketing and broadcast rights

• New soccer academy launched

• Two Insurers before court

• Agbozume Police uncover suspected murder

• Medical assistants not be to trained as doctors

• Let’s do away with unsafe cultural practices - Minister

• Assemblyman mobilising funds in aid of education
   

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