Regional News of Saturday, 3 April 2021
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Christians to mark Easter Sunday
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Residents of Wute lament non-functioning new police post
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Two churches in Ada flout coronavirus protocols
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Epilepsy cases increase in Western Region
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Adansi Asokwa NCCE takes COVID-19 education to Fumso market ahead of Easter festivities
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Atiwa East District assembly supports farmers with 19,140 oil palm seedlings
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Thaddeus Sory supports widows in Upper West
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Oppong Nkrumah aids 400 constituents in apprenticeship programme
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Collapsing gold pit kills 14-year-old boy at Manso-Tontokrom
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School children defy COVID-19 protocols during Easter break
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Businessman accuses police, land guards of harassment over his 38 acres Katapor lands
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90-year-old deathtrap Huhunya Presby Basic School in distress
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Atebubu drivers want 'wicked' potholes and faded road markings fixed
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'Replace Oheneba Yao statue within 14 days' – New Juaben Paramount Chief warned
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Christians urged to confess Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour
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‘We need realistic strategies to address protracted chieftaincy disputes’ - Bono Minister
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No street procession as Sekondi-Takoradi marks muted Good Friday
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'Only blood of Jesus reverses curses' - Apostle Etsey