News of Monday, 17 April 2000

Pathology Department to start school for mortuary technicians

Driver charged with carelessness remanded in custody

Rawlings urges universities to help maintain information technology

Four die in an accident at Elmina

Prof. Eugene Borketey Bortei-Doku buried

NDC youth endorse Mills

PPAG organises workshop for reproductive health service providers

Bishop urges electorate not to be influenced by gift

Accused on rape charge discharged unconditionally

VAT offender sentenced to a maximum fine of 10 million cedis

Minister says all should help salvage economy

Operation of Methodist University still on ?drawing board?

Rawlings back home from G 77 confab

Doctors call for regulation of private medical practice

SSB to attract more foreign exchange