YESTERDAY

• Ghana Hockey team ready for Africa challenge

• Artists urged to venture into country music to transform industry

• Unilever Ghana commemorates 2017 Global Handwashing Day

• Flush out old and dysfunctional gas cylinders - GSA

• Bishop Herman College appeals to government to intervene for electricity reconnection

• Poor handling of accident victims can cause deaths-Hospital Administrator

• Morocco replace Kenya as new host of 2018 CHAN

• Ghana maintains 52nd position on FIFA ranking for October

• GIFMIS to be extended to remaining 156 MMDAs

• Coalition ask UN to urge Ghana to pass RTI bill

• President Ouattarra arrives in Ghana for two-day visit

• UMB opens new branch in Tamale

• Court of Appeal dismisses Assibit’s appeal

• Woyome is sick – Counsel tells Supreme Court

• GIFMIS to replace stand-alone legacy financial management systems

• Gov’t to build productive workforce to grow economy

• UG wins seventh inter-medical school debate

• Ethiopian and ASKY Airlines assures agencies of its support

• BOG Governor urges Statistics compilers to enhance knowledge

• StanChart “Seeing is Believing” project to focus on Child eye health services

• West African health practitioners build capacity

• Preserve fermented food to ensure food security - Scientist

• Greater Accra GPRTU consoles families of gas victims

• Ghanaian Cocoa Farmers attend International Chocolate Show

• National Best Cocoa Farmers call on Ghana’s High Commissioner to the UK

• Judge charges NMC to shape media practice

• Anlo Beach residents to be resettled

• SDA women's ministries urged to establish counselling unit

• Gov’t pledges strong support to technical universities

• Acquire food processing, packaging and preservation skills

• GRASAG applauds free-SHS and allowance restoration

• Inequalities of hunger still persist despite marginal progress globally

• AfDB releases second Trade Finance in Africa Survey Report

• Stanbic Bank Ghana launches 2017 edition of Jazz concert

• Food Research Institute strives to preserve local Ghanaian foods

• African Petroleum confident about oil offshore West Africa

• S. Korea, U.S. start maritime drills against N. Korea

• Trump wants diplomatic solution to N.K. crisis

• N.K. unlikely to talk until securing ICBM capability

• Catalan leader given Thursday deadline to withdraw independence bid

• Nearly 300 dead after twin truck bombings in Somalia

• Rooftop solar carving out a niche in China

• New Jakarta governor inaugurated after divisive election

• German right-wing leader sees Merkel weakened by state election

• “We anticipated a tough battle against Elmina Sharks” - Aduana coach

• Sam Adams late goal sends supporters onto the streets of Dormaa

• GPL Review: Aduana Stars win second title after seven years

• Government committed to training institutions in petroleum sector

• UCC Cooperative Credit Union listed among “Class A” Unions

• Exercise regularly to avoid premature death - Accra MCE

• "Sight and vision" must count in government policies

• Adansi-South urges effective supervision in schools

• Kwamena Duncan takes governance to the grassroots

• Traditional leaders demand one per cent of Assemblies' Common Fund

• Tamale MCE Community Connect tour touches Hearts of residents

• Achimota School performs “the Pirates of Penzance” opera

• “There is no problem with gas stations in communities”

• Olympics win but remains in relegation zone

THIS MONTH

• 2017.10.15Health walk held to create awareness of ALS disease

• 2017.10.15Achimota School performs “the Pirates of Penzance” opera

• 2017.10.15PZ Cussons celebrates Global Handwashing Day with ‘Say Yes to Life’ Campaign

• 2017.10.15Elizabeth Ohene rebukes media for low reportage on Togo crisis

• 2017.10.15Help eliminate hand washing problems in the next five years - UNICEF

• 2017.10.15Two die at Yereyeya on Tarkwa-Bogoso road

• 2017.10.15Government is committed to reviving Komenda Sugar Factory - Duncan

• 2017.10.15Strong political will- the panacea for single currency for ECOWAS

• 2017.10.15Revenue mobilisation in Africa continues to improve, says new report

• 2017.10.15Bio data of criminals being captured by Central Regional Police for quick investigations

• 2017.10.15MTN makes ‘Kobine Festival’ celebration special and colorful

• 2017.10.15Traditional rulers in Western Region unhappy with their neglect in key policy decisions

• 2017.10.15Seek entrepreneurial avenues, Vice Chancellor urges fresh university students

• 2017.10.15Create conducive workplace environment to reduce mental illness - Dr Amissah

• 2017.10.15Interior Minister gives Maxam Company ultimatum

• 2017.10.15Interior Minister commends four companies for meeting safety standards

• 2017.10.15Youth urged to patronize Planting for Food and Jobs initiative

• 2017.10.15Afrikids scales up interventions to cover more areas in UE

• 2017.10.15Nursing and Midwifery Council inducts 4,000 nurse assistants

• 2017.10.15Queenmother urges market women to go for regular breast cancer screening

• 2017.10.15Huge crowd participate in breast cancer awareness campaign in Koforidua

• 2017.10.15DCE calls for collaboration in the improvement of tourist sites

• 2017.10.15New Juaben Assembly votes to retain Presiding Member

• 2017.10.15Provide cover for breast cancer, First lady urges NHIS

• 2017.10.15TMA celebrates Global Hand washing day

• 2017.10.15I will be proactive in preventing disasters in Tema—MCE

• 2017.10.15President Ouattara visits Ghana Monday

• 2017.10.14Cape Coast Metropolitan Assembly dips in revenue mobilization

• 2017.10.14You must strive to change the status quo, MCE advices girls

• 2017.10.14Ajumako Enyan Esiam District descend on undisciplined teachers

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