News of Wednesday, 5 May 2004
General News
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Second Bomb Scare
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Ex-soldier asked to produce Discharge Book
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National Labour Commission to handle labour disputes
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Three-day old baby abandoned at Government Hospital
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Media Award for Peace Contest opened
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Ghana's under dev't is due to mismanagement- PNC
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Donor partners must deliver on their promises
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HMS Cardiff to Tema
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USAID pledges support for independent media
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Chief Justice gives Upper West special dispensation
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Police recruits pass out
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Flap over donations ends; Ghanaian returns home
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Ghana has network off 32,000 feeder roads
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Mills promises women more positions in NDC govt
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Fire guts Tema Central Market
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Ten die in motor accident at Gomoa-Assin
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POJOSS suspends 136 students
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Confusion at Airport....
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Government urged to use GETFund to pay fees
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Killer of Ghanaian Lady in US Charged
Regional News
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Gold Coast Securities Launches new product in Western Region.
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Government urged to provide security in three communities to avoid
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Court orders police to re-investigate fraud case
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Ayeduase petitions KNUST authorities to reverse decision
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Service personnel asked to be dedicated to duty
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Medical students to train at St Dominic's Hospital
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Satchet water producers in C/R told to regularise their operations
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Bolgatanga assembly ties nod with Burkinabe City
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Pregnant women must take more folic acid
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Legon Hospital launches TB programme
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University of Ghana Hospital donates computers
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GETFund presents bus to St Rose's School
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People of Feyiase raise 25.2 million cedis for projects
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Organisations to help government implement Health Insurance Scheme
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Government provides projects at Atebubu
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Businesswoman donates to Orphanage
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Western Region records 33 fire outbreaks
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Anaji-Namibia gets 2.5 billion cedis clinic
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Nana Asenso Kuffo remembered for his part in the Denkyira War
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Photo exhibition on Asantehene opens in Kumasi
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NDC elects interim executives for Nkoranza North
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KEEA constituency branch of CPP declare support for Nduom
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DCE urges assemblies to give attention to guidance and counselling
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DCE calls for regular in-service training courses for drivers
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Workers urged not to abuse freedom granted to labour movement.
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Emasa Rural Bank disburses funds to traders
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Pay serious attention to technical education - director
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Government to disburse micro loans soon
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Retired civil servant made Benkumhene
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A benevolent society presents desks to basic school at Obo
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Losing candidates urged to show support
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Workers urged not to abuse freedom granted to labour movement.
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