Regional News of Thursday, 1 January 2004
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Tamale Hospital records two births on New Year's Day
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Gomoa-Onyadze appeals for electricity
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Forestry Commission urged to promote processing of sawdust into fuel
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Assemblies urged to engage private companies in revenue collection
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Agbogbomefia asked Ghanaians to regard their identity as paramount
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Gomoa-Mprumem Junior JSS gets educational items
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Don't politicise health insurance policy- MP
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Gabusu calls for support for government
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Gomoa-Mprumem gets teaching and learning materials
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Eight babies delivered in three Oguaa hospitals on New Year's day
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Accountant of Kpogas Furniture dies in accident
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Include HIV/AIDS in your speeches - Politicians urged
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GAWIF assists three final year students
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Director calls on stakeholders to help improve education
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Ghanaians urged to change their eating habit
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Old Tafo/Suame MP donates to schools
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NDC National Youth Organiser elected Parliamentary candidate
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Residents of Bolgatanga Municipality Express Views about 2003
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Ghanaians urged to pray for peace
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Watch Night services should aim at nation building - Cardinal
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Oguaa residents think Government has done well