Home - News of Tuesday 20 April 1999

African, Asian legal officers urged to aim at growth and development
Police at Asirebuso appeal for better conditions
Absolute peace required for national development - Yankah
Catholic Bishop launches pastoral centre project.
Stool Lands Administrator denies allegation
A conference on Agenda 21 held at Ho
Waive VAT on imported medical equipment, UK based Ghanaian
Channel funds through Agriculture Bank
Rainstorm renders 50 people homeless
Western region survey puts access to portable water at 35 per cent
WHO initiates malaria control project
Government is ready to support private radio stations - Mahama
Windstorm hits Kasoa town
ECOWAS Countries urged to work towards integration
Christians told to live above reproach
MP briefs chiefs and assembly members
SSNIT threatens to prosecute rent defaulters
Workers of UCC embark on strike action
Rawlings welcomes Nigerian President-elect
Robbers threaten to kill driver for interfering
Four die in derailment at Obon
Government not responsible for supply of water - Director
Rampant theft at hospital ? staff complain
Lightning razes four companies to the ground
Nigerian President -elect leaves
Woman jailed for possessing Indian hemp
Press Review 19 ? 4 ? 99
Seminar on oil and gas insurance opens
NTHC assesses damage in Dyson House fire
Nsaba gets new clinic
Ghana bourse barely changed in low volume
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