Home - News of Friday 10 October 1997

CAPE VARS REACTS
GHACOE WOMEN'S MINISTRY ORGANISES COURSE FOR STUDENTS
DR.. ABBEY SPEAKS ON GHANA'S ECONOMY
NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY
GHANA POSTAL SERVICE MARKS WORLD POST DAY
FEUDING MEMBERS OF ASHANTI NEW PATRIOTIC PARTY MEET IN ACCRA
POLIO DAY LAUNCHED IN ACCRA
AIDS/SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES FACILITIES PROVIDED AT ADABRAKA POLY CLINIC
BROADCASTING FORUM FOR AFRICAN CHILDREN
DISASTER MANAGEMENT TRAINING FOR MARKET WOMEN
INTER-SECTORAL COMMITTEE ON AGED TO BE SET UP
BANK OF GHANA PRINTS SMALLER SIZES OF ?1,000, ?2,000, ?3,000
27 COMMUNITIES IN NORTHERN GHANA SET UP ?200 MILLION FUND FOR WATER SUPPLY
MANAGING EPIDEMICS IN THE NORTH
Clubs Association To Elect New Vice-Chairman On October 14th
Goldfields Hold Black Stars To A Draw In Trial Match
Two Vie For Clubs Association Seat
DAILY GRAPHIC
GHANAIAN TIMES
THE GHANAIAN VOICE
Disaster Committee Urged To Be Independent
Apromase Citizens Completes 20 Million Cedi Clinic
Regional Minister Defends Demolition Exercise
Aluminium Company To Aid Tema Secondary
Citizens Of Jaman To Undertake Communal Labour Once A Month
Tema Assembly Demolishes Part Of Church Building
Offuman Undertakes Electrification Project
Parliament Urged To Enact Laws To Deter Environmental Abuse
Vice President Assures Investors Of A Bright Future
New Bank Notes Out On Monday
Government Urged To Check Encroachment On Owabi Dam Reserve
Forestry Legislation Being Revised - Bilijo Into Unified Code
Ministry Of Health Takes Delivery Of CSM Vaccines
16 billion Cedis For The Completion Of Libraries In Tertiary Institution Provided
Send Ailments First To Hospitals - District Officer
Adequate Measures Taken To Ensure Food Security - Minister
20 Communities To Benefit From Telecom Project
Minister Advises Journalists To Adhere To Ethics
Public Sector Committee Plans Awareness Campaign
Minister Urges Private Sector To Help Raise Education Standards
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