Regional News of Friday, 29 April 2005
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STEP trainee appeals for soft credit packages
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Agona Health Insurance suffers setback
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Eastern Region has recorded 104.6 per cent coverage against polio
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Businessman donates refuse bins to Shama
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Teachers at Nsaba Secondary School on strike
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More register for NHIS
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Wa residents destroy 20 refuse containers
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Global Action Week on education held in Upper West
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New Juaben Municipal Mutual Health Insurance Scheme launched
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Eight graduate from A.M.E. Vocational School
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Fanteakwa Health sector appeal to Government
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Behavioural change vital to spread of AIDS
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Ahafo-Ano assembly presents bicycles to NADMO
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Fanteakwa GES gives incentives to 100 needy pupils
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Nsaba Secondary school dinning hall roof ripped off
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GBTS launches programme to equip pastors
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Methodist Synod to open May 5
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Government urged to provide adequate fire tenders
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NHIS monitoring control board inaugurated
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Wooden bridge collapses at Gomoa Oleferiku
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Begoro gets new lorry park
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DCE urges Non-formal facilitators to undertake ventures
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Bolgatanga GNAT holds congress
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Doctor says culture affects breastfeeding
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Oguaa residents assured of continuous water supply
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Artisans form union to help in governance
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Ashaiman MP objects to demolition of houses
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District GNAT holds delegates conference
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Parents urged to adopt family planning methods