Regional News of Wednesday, 17 December 2003

Forestry Manager Kidnapped

Involve chiefs in ECOWAS Summit-Nana Angu II

Mining Company sets up community development fund

Bawku Central MP Launches 2004 Campaign Bid

Plans to cultivate Irish potatoes in Sekyere West in the offing

DCE calls for creation of more polling stations

Assembly constructing block for Buruli Ulcer

Cocoa farmers want enough education on cheques

Atwima honours its eminent citizens

Northern Regional Minister launches "Lolandi Rice"

Some 23 pregnant women out of 500 test HIV positive

Public Accounts Committee reprimands DCE

Vocational school gets police cadet corps

Former student attempts to kill teacher

Ms Ohene pleads with students to be modest in their demands

Orphanage launches endowment fund

Newspapers in local languages needed

Feo Community Wants Dam Completed on Schedule.

MP Organises Skills Training for Women in Bawku Central

President urged to improve working conditions of teachers

Turkson to contest Agona West seat as independent

Include Population policy in development programmes - Whyte

Road safety campaign launched at Apam

District Assembly spends 140 million cedis on education

Church donates library books to school

Boy, 12, dies after rescue from well

AMA meeting postponed

Youth association in clean-up exercise

Road To Be Open To Public

Woman fined for assaulting policeman

Improve education delivery through dialogue

Ensure accident-free Christmas -Sarfoh-Kantanka

Assembly awards scholarship to best farmers' children

Techiman inaugurates GAIT programme

Two welders electrocuted

Inhabitants of Pienyina appeal for feeder roads

Wenchi District to drill 84 boreholes

School children entertained to President's party

Austria Donates to Budumburam Camp

Peaceful elections in Tolon/Kumbnugu District

Govt would not undermine economic stability