Regional News of Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Assemblies responsible for rights of women and children

Robberies with motorbikes up in Sunyani

MP supports community development projects

Afigya-Kwabre Assembly raises GH¢221,186.51 through IGF

Slum growth rate stands at 4.7 percent in Ghana - MLGRD

Government approves scholarships for students

Top Kings Limited donates three-bedroom house to National Best Teacher

MP supports community development projects

Afigya-Kwabre Assembly raises GH¢221,186.51 through IGF

NHIS is not collapsing – Ametor-Quarmyne

Assemblies responsible for rights of women and children

Edwumapa embarks on savings education

Garu-Tempane District Assembly exceeds revenue target

Solid waste disposal still a problem in Upper East

NDC candidate promises to unseat NPP Navrongo Central MP

E/R Police Command destroys Indian hemp farms

WFP provides capacity building training to farmers

Stakeholders call on government to come out with shea nut policy

Media urged to reactivate campaign on iodated salt

Youth Network to promote peace in Bawku

Assembly embarks on building educational infrastructure

Akuapem North Assembly presents computers to local Police

Ghana takes steps to reduce illiteracy rate of 43.4 per cent

Bawku residents say ban on using motor bike making life unbearable

Society for animal protection decries crucifixion of a cat

CLOGSAG warned against unfair labour practices

Solid waste disposal still a problem in Upper East

71 per cent HIV/AIDS victims on ART since 2003 are alive

Ten female engineering students benefits from Vodafone scholarship

AUCC to produce graduates in Green Technology and Communication