Regional News of Thursday, 18 March 2004
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Place plain-clothe police at zebra crossings - Branch Chairman
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Director of Education bemoans state of education in two communities
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Mason remanded for alleged defilement
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TBAs delivered 923 babies in BAK last year
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SARA club inaugurated at Kufour JSS
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Students commended their concern on national issues
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Dev't of rural areas needs commitment- DCE
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Government's aim is to enhance agriculture
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Latter Day Saints present equipment to Korle-Bu
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Law reform needed in view of the HIV/AIDS pandemic - Activist
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Vice President leads govt delegation to Numapau's funeral
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PBC supports Ateiku electrification project
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Oguaa tenants laud government's decision
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Nkoranza registers 1,881 in 22 centres on Tuesday
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Registration officers in Ho complain of lack of furniture
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Enchi concerned citizens embarks on development projects
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Over 1,200 birds perish in fire
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Teenage pregnancy increases in Eastern Region
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21 street children acquire skills
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Man sentenced for possessing fake currency
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Ga District Assembly disburses 500 million cedis to traders
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Bontrase Youth stops registration officers
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NGO embarks on micro-finance scheme
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Atwima district GES to establish cultural village
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NGO distributes wheel chairs to disabled
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Two women fraudsters sentenced to 15 million cedis each
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Storm destroys property including school blocks in Adansi East
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Atwima district GES to establish cultural village at Otaakrom
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'I am certain of victory', NDC candidate
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Association of assemblywomen organises programme
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NCCE official commends students
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Students urge EC to provide cameras
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Women with elongated or artificial nails urged to remove them
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Asafo companies have crucial role in community dev't - chief
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EC asked to rule on the transfer of voters' list
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Agotime Chiefs complain to minister
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Kraboa Coaltar chief invites citizens home to register
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Ho Assembly presents roofing sheets to Awudome Secondary School