Stranded passengers in Barbados return    Sixty-one Ghanaians who were stranded in Barbados for the past two-and-a half months, were on Thursday flown back home on board a chartered flight, Miami Air International.

General Aviation crucial to development in aviation sector - Minister   Minister of Aviation, Ms Gloria Akuffo, has observed that more work must be done if Ghana’s civil aviation industry can make any strides on the global market.

Ghanaians stranded in Barbados return home   The Ghanaians and other African nationals who were stranded in the Caribbean island of Barbados have finally returned home. They arrived at the Kotoka International Airport on a chartered plane Wednesday night May 7, 2008.

Assembly to develop Aboakyer into tourist attraction   The Effutu Municipal Assembly is to come out with measures that would enhance the celebration of Aboakyer festival with the aim of making it more attractive to tourists to generate revenue for development.

Gov’t to repatriate stranded Ghanaians from Barbados    The Ghanaians stranded in the Caribbean island of Barbados are expected back into the country soon.