Regional News of Wednesday, 18 May 2011
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Nanahemaa Awindor urges queen mothers to make education their focus
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Association wants AMA to re-allocate Odornaa empty stalls to members
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Aboabo Number Four organises durbar for Regional Minister
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Ghana Home Economics Association organises forum
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Volta Regional NADMO to help bring lasting peace to Tsito-Peki
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Association of Magistrates and Judges calls for probe into eallegations
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V/R NADMO to help bring lasting peace to Tsito-Peki
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Ghana to host conference on food processing in July
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Ejisu-Juaben Assembly ends deadlock over PM
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Three-year training programme for visual impaired teachers opens
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TEWU to resolve outstanding issues of SSSS migration
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Unemployment, family pressure contribute to irregular migration
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Spokesman for Accra market women summoned to "traditional court"
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Workers urged to be disciplined
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Forest resources along Akwapim Range threatened
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All should join in the fight against corruption
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Apea-Kubi commends Kotoku Traditional Council
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Apea-Kubi expresses satisfaction with progress in Birim Central
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GIS to conduct second examination for Immigration applicants
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NCEE organizes Training Workshop on Conflict Prevention
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Puanab Binduri is queen mother of Binduri
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GMMB celebrates International Museum Day
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BA Regional Minister wants radio presenters to talk more development