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Doodle Publishers Limited and Western Publications Limited, publishers of The Accra Daily Mail and The Daily Guide respectively, wish to announce that The Accra Daily Mail will be re-launched on Monday April 6 2009 as The Mail.
The Mail will initially be a bi-weekly appearing on the newsstands on Mondays and Fridays.
It would be recalled that The Accra Daily Mail announced in January that it would suspend production to retool and reorganize.
This has culminated in the unique collaboration between the two publishing houses leading to its re-birth as The Mail.
The Mail will have more pages and colour and provide political, social, economic and other human interest stories.
Alhaji A. Harruna Attah, Managing Editor of The Accra Daily Mail will continue as Editor of The Mail.
Signed A. Harruna Attah
For Western Publications Limited and Doodle Publishers Limited
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