Regional News of Wednesday, 17 March 2004

New Tomato Processing Machines for Upper East Farmers.

CBO launches HIV/AIDS sensitization campaign in Yendi District

Health officials warned against sale of anti-rabies vaccines

Garu-Tempane NDC Chooses Parliamentary Candidate

New Maternity Block for Communicable Diseases Hospital

Republic Hall alumni sets up maintenance endowment fund

Methodist Church donates ambulance to Watreso clinic

Greater Accra records more road traffic offences

Inculcate in pupils the use of decent language -Cultural Officer

Share your experiences with those still working -Manager

Nyinahinhene commends government for provision of electricity

Govt not wholly running mission schools -Manager

Nkwatia Presby Secondary/Commercial closed down

WWMF of Britain to build computer centre at Asokore

Head of Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission visits projects.

Elections Complaints Committee formed in UWR

Christians told to embrace the NHIS

VR's registration exercise going well - Director

MP lauds Churches for preaching peace among Ghanaians

Private schools advised to stop enticing other pupils to their schools

Banker urges tradesmen to cultivate the habit of saving

Fisherman helping police over wife's murder

Best Teacher award coordinators say no to private schools

E/R launches phase two of water and sanitation sector

REGSEC brokers peace deal at Awudua

BambaGate: Pressure Mounts On DCE To Resign

KITA assists farmers with improved seeds and seedlings

Rainstorm destroys AMASS blocks

Registration smooth at Mfantseman and Gomoa

Man assists blindman to complete house