Regional News of Wednesday, 21 April 2004

Anlo chiefs commend Government

Forestry Commission assists communities to rejuvenate forests

Girl-child education declines in community

Women urged to use loans judiciously

Farmers to enjoy tractor services

Laboratory policy on AIDS testing advocated

Cocoa farmers to be assisted to maintain their farms

Brochure on the achievements of Asantehene launched in Kumasi

Ghanaians must change their sexual habit

Chiefs and people of Kpandai call for rehabilitation of road

Remote health centres to benefit from communication gadgets

Mamponghene donates to Ashanti School For The Deaf

Interior Minister commends security agents in Brong Ahafo

Chiefs urged to support Government to solve problems

Obuasi Methodist sets up fund for the needy

Temporary Council to handle B/Ahieftaincy disputes

Anlo traditional Council calls for Keta DCE's removal

Anlo traditional council urged to install substantive Awoamefia

Violence Rocks NPP Primary

Chemical sellers urged to refer critical cases to hospital

Textile Weavers Acquire Business Skills.

President's hometown gets new chief

Youth Savings Club saves 10.3 million cedis in two years

Public educated on the second single currency

Rainstorm renders several sunyani residents homeless

Manso-Brofoyedru raises 9.5 million cedis for electrification