Regional News of Monday, 12 January 2004
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Aliu mourns with Akomadan
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Upper West youth want separate Ministry for the youth
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Muslims asked to register to be able to cast their vote
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Chief calls on his people to stop polluting river
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Akwatiahene calls for peaceful campaign
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Assembly to inaugurate industries for sponsorship
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Science, Technology and Mathematics clinic ends at Hohoe
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Minister appeals to chiefs to ensure peaceful elections
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NDC re-organises its executive at Asante-Akim South
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Medical items donated to Regional Hospital, Koforidua
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Dormaa completes classroom block for vocational centre
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Water Board donates plastic containers for waste disposal
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ACP cuts sod for construction of Police Church
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Lack of textbooks for new syllabuses will affect teaching
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Old boy presents educational items to school
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Forty child panels formed in communities in BAK
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Church assists inmates at charity home with items
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Ho District Assembly asked to produce credible development blueprint
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New PNC executive for Gukpegu/Sabonjida
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Violence mars NPP Navrongo Congress
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Obed, party gurus storm Western Region
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Adum traders call for uniform VAT on their returns
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NPP advises women in Ashanti to contest elections
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Bolgatanga livestock farmers elect leaders
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Police Service Fetes Journalists in Bolga
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Assemblywoman for Soe electoral area holds victory rally
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Upper East Minister interacts with RCC Staff
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Farmer to contest NDC Afram Plains South Constituency primaries
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MP outdoors new Mosque for Fawohoyeden community
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NCCE officer enstooled chief for Sawireso in Asunafo District
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Apam Catholic Hospital records 139 AIDS cases
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Dormaa to benefit from STEP programme
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Gomoa-Nyakuadze uses HIPC Fund for school project