Regional News of Wednesday, 5 October 2011
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Assemblies responsible for rights of women and children
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Robberies with motorbikes up in Sunyani
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MP supports community development projects
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Afigya-Kwabre Assembly raises GH¢221,186.51 through IGF
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Slum growth rate stands at 4.7 percent in Ghana - MLGRD
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Government approves scholarships for students
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Top Kings Limited donates three-bedroom house to National Best Teacher
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MP supports community development projects
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Afigya-Kwabre Assembly raises GH¢221,186.51 through IGF
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NHIS is not collapsing – Ametor-Quarmyne
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Assemblies responsible for rights of women and children
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Edwumapa embarks on savings education
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Garu-Tempane District Assembly exceeds revenue target
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Solid waste disposal still a problem in Upper East
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NDC candidate promises to unseat NPP Navrongo Central MP
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E/R Police Command destroys Indian hemp farms
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WFP provides capacity building training to farmers
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Stakeholders call on government to come out with shea nut policy
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Media urged to reactivate campaign on iodated salt
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Youth Network to promote peace in Bawku
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Assembly embarks on building educational infrastructure
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Akuapem North Assembly presents computers to local Police
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Ghana takes steps to reduce illiteracy rate of 43.4 per cent
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Bawku residents say ban on using motor bike making life unbearable
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Society for animal protection decries crucifixion of a cat
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CLOGSAG warned against unfair labour practices
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Solid waste disposal still a problem in Upper East
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71 per cent HIV/AIDS victims on ART since 2003 are alive
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Ten female engineering students benefits from Vodafone scholarship
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AUCC to produce graduates in Green Technology and Communication