Regional News of Monday, 27 June 2005
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Presbyterian youth cleans up hospital
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Educationist denounces high rate of alcoholism among teachers
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Nkonya and Alavanyo pledge to hold the peace
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Bolga teachers attend two-day financial management workshop
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Rainstorm hits communities
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Repair this road - Chief
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Two dead, six in hospital for suspected diarrhoea
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Takoradi Poly students demand refund of ICT fees
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Dallas Varsity in USA links up with UDS
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Nandom records high HIV/AIDS cases
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French government supports research into coconut disease
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Chief leads his people to weed cemetery
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NGO donates equipment to artisans
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DVLA descends on unlicensed motorbike riders
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GHACEM, Aluworks donate to displaced persons
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Expose colleagues who tarnish image of profession - IGP
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Heavy rains render Dwira roads inaccessible
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Ninety per cent get NHIS ID cards in Brong Ahafo
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Management of informal food vendors' crucial - Agyarko
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Medical Laboratory Technology Students Association celebrate week
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Ninety per cent get NHIS ID cards in Brong Ahafo
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Waiving of charges for delivery of babies not licence to procreate
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Tuberculosis control forum held at Breman Beedum
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Twifo-Heman-Lower-Denkyira gets beekeeping association
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"Debt cancellation should precipitate upgrading of workers salaries"
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Mfantseman Assembly to sponsor training of doctors
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World Vision trains 114 disease surveillance volunteers in Assin
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Saltpond Hospital's Children's Ward named after late Pope