• Politics

  

  Suggestion boxes to be placed at vantage points in the Akatsi-North District

  Mr James Gunu, District Chief Executive (DCE), said the development is expected to bring in a lot more ideas from diverse groups of people for the development planning of the District.

  • Atwima-Nwabiagya fails to elect PM

  • MCE vows to ensure security in Kumasi

  • MDs of two construction firms deny dealing with Woyome

  • Government institutes special revenue taskforce - Ayariga

• Economics

  

  Africa must increase competitiveness or jeopardize future growth, report warns

  It said the strides made by African economies in achieving economic growth must be accompanied by efforts to boost long-term competitiveness if the continent is to ensure sustainable improvements in living standards.

  • Association of Small-Scale Industries appeals to MDCEs

  • Pensions Authority and FIC sign MOU to counter money laundering

  • Awutu-Senya adopts measures to increase revenue generation

  • Workshop for Parliamentary Select Committee on Mines and Energy

• Education

  

  Need to develop educational system with African content

  Professor Opoku said this would be the only means to produce proud, self-assertive and self-confident Africans, to determine the course and focus of Ghana’s destiny.

  • Upper East District Directors of Education asked to work hard

  • Western Regional Education Sector Review Meeting opens

  • B/A Regional Education Directorate holds annual review meeting on Thursday

  • All Nations University holds 11th graduation

• Social

  

  Government is already investigating allegations at GYEEDA-Minister

  The Minister, who was reacting to news report on module partners short-changing beneficiaries of the programme, said an investigative committee set up by the Minister for Youth and Sports was reviewing the entire process.

  • Eastern Region has one certified orphanage

  • Assemblies urged to enforce bye-laws on child welfare

  • Gender Ministry committed to passage of Affirmative Action Bill

  • GNA Apologises

• Health

  

  “Save money to care for your pregnant wives”-men urged

  “If men would heed to this piece of advice, I believe we would see a whooping reduction of the increasing maternal and child mortality being recorded across the country.”

  • Teenage promiscuity in Asante Akim district worrying - Queen Mother

  • GHOSPA vows to continue strike action

  • Workshop for peer educators on HIV/AIDS ends at Asikuma

  • Fomena gets GH¢250,000.00 health centre

• Human Interest

  

  Kennedy Agyepong’s case adjourned to June 4

  However, Mr Anthony Rexford Wiredu, Chief State Attorney, appeared in court.

  • B/A Regional Police Command search for two suspected armed robbers

  • Farmer murders 35 year old wife

  • Kumasi-based unemployed swindles Oda businessman of GH¢ 60,000

  • Cellular phone thief jailed seven years

• Sports

  

  Fulham confirms Boateng capture

  According to the club’s official website, the deal was finalized on Wednesday following the confirmation of the international clearance of the 30-year midfielder.

  • PLB alters league fixtures

  • Appiah advocates better pitches for AFCON

  • Stars call-up for Adadey, Adams

  • Kwarasey out of June World Cup qualifiers

• Science

  

  Workshop on Internet Governance opens in Accra

  The workshop, organised by the Internet Society (ISOC), Ghana Chapter, was to build technical capacity in internet standards development and protocol analysis for engineers and professionals in industry, government and academia.

  • Surveillance in galamsey areas to be increased - Eastern Regional Minister

  • Ghana spends 70 million dollars annually on disasters-Dr. Norman

  • Ghanaians urged to embrace the use of weighing scales

  • President Mahama inaugurates a 16.8 million-dollar GRIDCo project

• World

  

  Pope Francis starts inauguration mass before huge crowds

  The 76-year-old Argentinian was elected the 266th leader of the Catholic Church on Wednesday, following the surprise resignation last month of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.

  • Pope Francis prays to Mary, plans to salute cardinals

  • China’s Lunar New Year in Perspective

  • UN commemorates holocaust victims’ day

  • Li Keqiang: A man who puts people first

• Features

  

  Profiteering landlords and accommodation shortage in Sunyani Municipality

  The situation has gradually sky-rocketed the cost of accommodation because landlords have cashed in and are charging exorbitant rents.

  • The G-8 and Africa in Partnership for Global Food Security

  • Viable District Sub-structures and Citizens' Participation: Whose Responsibilty?

  • Ghana needs biotech intervention to improve food security

  • GRATITUDE project to turn food residue into profit making ventures

YESTERDAY

• Workshop for peer educators on HIV/AIDS ends at Asikuma

• Workshop on Internet Governance opens in Accra

• MDs of two construction firms deny dealing with Woyome

• Court directs respondents to complain to KPMG

• Voltic (GH) gives GH¢20,000 to educational NGO in Northern Volta

THIS MONTH

• 2013.05.20Comply with tourism levy regulations - GTA

• 2013.05.20Chief appeals for development of Coaltar Traditional Area

• 2013.05.20AMA institutes measures to control fire outbreaks in markets

• 2013.05.20All Nations University holds 11th graduation

• 2013.05.20Kumasi Police holds hotel murder suspect

• 2013.05.20Archbishop pleads for more resources for colleges of education

• 2013.05.20Odumase to get ICT centre to train youth to assemble mobile phones

• 2013.05.20RLG/GYEEDA Enterprise project of Youth in ICT module launched in Koforidua

• 2013.05.20Supreme Court opts for early adjournment

• 2013.05.20Upper East Regional Minister issues directive to illegal miners

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