Regional News of Wednesday, 18 February 2004
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Assemblies urged to enact sanitation by-laws
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CBO institutes health insurance scheme for members
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St Joseph's Hospital launches fund raising to support projects
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MP calls for more attention in children's education
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Passengers advise not to pressurise drivers to speed
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Spraying gang demanding passbooks before spraying farms
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Assembly members call for the relocation of Apinto council office.
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CEPS at Elubo fail to meet revenue target
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Agriculturist condemns the use of polluted water for vegetables
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Maternal mortality rate decreases in Upper East
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Community calls for connection national grid
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Parents blamed for giving large sums of money to their children
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Accra Feb. 18, GNA - Global Bible University of the United States of
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Court fines mother and daughter for causing damage
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Church donates wheelchairs to disabled
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Special package for teachers in deprived areas
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Road safety education to be made part of teacher training curricula.
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Man granted 50 million cedis bail over visa fraud.
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Edukrom JSS gets library to step up educational standards
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Project on Amasaman water on course
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Environmental Health Officers should reintroduce house inspections
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Contract for 2.5 billion cedi Asesewa project signed
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Amasaman Water Project ongoing
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Hawkers Union petitions Fanteakwa District Assembly
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SDA District Pastor inducted
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Workshop on promoting girls' education held at Akim-Juaso
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Moderator of EP Church dedicates chapel
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Government urged to support EC to acquire more cameras
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Respect and acknowledge divergent opinions - Horner-Sam
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Three to contest Kpone/Katamanso NPP primaries