Regional News of Tuesday, 2 March 2004

Priest advises pupils not to challenge their teachers

Nurses appeal for facilities

Cardinal Turkson lauds growing friendship among religious groups

T'di Polytechnic promotes the use of coconut trees for furniture

NCCE launches campaign on replacement of voters register

Don't inject political motives into every issue- Debrah

Private sector should participate in waste management

Ashanti region records an increase in teenage pregnancy last year

I lost my eye due to an assault by a Soldier- Witness

Accident at Beposo claims 11 lives.

No community would be relocated as a result of Gas project

KMA has trained over 3000 self-employed

Solar Rural Electrification Gets a Boost

Dzamesi Breaks Down Ahiable's Defence Wall

Kumasi to get three Appeal Courts

Kumasi South Hospital institutes award for pregnant women

EC educates public on importance of voters' registration

Youth advised to support self-help

Otuasekan Rural Bank donate to College

Assemblies urged to reduce over-dependence on government.

Council goes to the aid of ASANCO fire victims

Electrician charged with stealing

Oguaa MP provides youth with employable skills

Publication of SSCE results is a moral booster- Baah-Wiredu

Boso Sec/Tech gets block of classrooms

Impart knowledge in culture to the youth

Man attempted killing bother and sister

Ghost Names - C2.68 Billion Go Down The Walewale Drain

Funeral of the late Barbara Fynn-Williams

ARSON@MIM: Vehicles Of Omanhene, Nifahene Set Ablaze

498 million cedi school project commissioned at Aklamado

Techiman Traditional Council admits scuffle

Kofi Dzamesi elected Ketu-North NPP candidate by acclamation

Saint John's School celebrates Founders' Day