Regional News of Wednesday, 18 February 2004

Assemblies urged to enact sanitation by-laws

CBO institutes health insurance scheme for members

St Joseph's Hospital launches fund raising to support projects

MP calls for more attention in children's education

Passengers advise not to pressurise drivers to speed

Spraying gang demanding passbooks before spraying farms

Assembly members call for the relocation of Apinto council office.

CEPS at Elubo fail to meet revenue target

Agriculturist condemns the use of polluted water for vegetables

Maternal mortality rate decreases in Upper East

Community calls for connection national grid

Parents blamed for giving large sums of money to their children

Accra Feb. 18, GNA - Global Bible University of the United States of

Court fines mother and daughter for causing damage

Church donates wheelchairs to disabled

Special package for teachers in deprived areas

Road safety education to be made part of teacher training curricula.

Man granted 50 million cedis bail over visa fraud.

Edukrom JSS gets library to step up educational standards

Project on Amasaman water on course

Environmental Health Officers should reintroduce house inspections

Contract for 2.5 billion cedi Asesewa project signed

Amasaman Water Project ongoing

Hawkers Union petitions Fanteakwa District Assembly

SDA District Pastor inducted

Workshop on promoting girls' education held at Akim-Juaso

Moderator of EP Church dedicates chapel

Government urged to support EC to acquire more cameras

Respect and acknowledge divergent opinions - Horner-Sam

Three to contest Kpone/Katamanso NPP primaries