Regional News of Friday, 18 March 2005
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DCE unhappy with Public Procurement Act
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Students at Tema Technical Institute on rampage
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17-year-old student drowns
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Edumadze urges total commitment for welfare of children
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Oguaa welders sensitised on safe use of Gas
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Government commits one billion cedis towards Youth Training Centre
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Assemblies urged to impact positively on lives of people.
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Teenage pregnancy not a barrier to BECE
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Stop the class system in the church -Pastor Agyeman
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SAEMA engages 24-hour Traffic Company
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Kwamohene abdicates after 32-year reign
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UCC Education Endowment fund yields more than 5.713 billion cedis
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Saint Augustine's get a new bus
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Adaklu chiefs and opinion leaders call on Dzamesi
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Human rights group, Clinic to establish radio station on health
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Internally Displaced Evacuees Arrive from Kumasi
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Let's encourage study of science - Regional Minister
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Oda IRS intensified tax education campaign
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Buokrom and Pankrono receives 2.9 billion cedis for water
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Journalists in Western Region discuss 2005 budget
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30% of population registers for health insurance in Sekyere East
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Communities urged to accept disabled kids
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Government asked to camp PLWHA