News of Saturday, 2 April 2005

Churches urged to help check indiscipline in schools

Armed robbers break into Nkawkaw MP's residence

Pope John Paul is Dead - Vatican

Ya-Na to be buried on April 11

Road project delayed by payment of compensation

Pope was a man of love, cared about the poor - Bishop Lodonu

Govt releases 25 billion cedis for salary arrears

NGO concerned about oil spillage into Chemu Lagoon

Driver granted 30 million-cedi bail for fraud

Shoemaker granted 20 million-cedis bail for defilement

Mason fined for slapping pregnant woman

Hit and run driver sentenced

Ex-convict jailed for stealing electronics

Police foil jailbreak at Aflao

Four traders fined eight million cedis for selling in street

Regional Minister calls for co-operation among political parties

Yefri constructs SSS classroom block

Proprietress of gari factory appeals for assistance

Educationist comments on NHIS

Adasewase citizens raise FUNDS for development

Circuit Supervisors asked to increase enrolment

Review TV License fees - Post Master

Haatso residents urged to form community development committee

Presby Church boosts employment

Enact L. I. On Labour Law without delay-Activist

PSGL donates generator to Prestea Hospital

80-year old rainstorm victim gets support

Takoradi Technical Institute's Fab. Lab. receiving high patronage

VITAC donates digital clock to Legon hospital

Don't involve in chieftaincy matters - Assemblyman

President of Baako Ankonam Association In Belgium Celebrates His 50th Birthday.

Ghana friendship Association of Edmonton