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• Night and weekend markets improve Sunyani Municipal Assembly revenue for 2022 – Chief Executive
• Nine-year-old visually impaired bars odds to pursue dream
• Notre Dame Girls, Sunyani wins zone C onga cook art competition
• NPP Primaries: Accountant files forms to contest incumbent MP
• NPP Primaries: Lawyer files form, poised to unseat employment Minister
• Oduro Takyi's 'adopted constituencies initiative' yield results, as NDC wins all 14 orphan seats
• Owusu-Banahene urges laboratory scientists to protect client's privacy
• Parents advocate ban to restrict girls from using social media
• Personal hygiene; the surest way to protect oneself against Lassa fever- Bono Minister
• Pick rightful candidate to succeed Barima Acheaw II, Deputy AG implores Dormaa Kingmakers
• Police arrest three people in connection with alleged smuggling of cocoa beans
• Police losing fight on attack on Journalists - GJA President fumes
• Pres Akufo-Addo Highlights Government's Commitment To Advancing STEM Education
• Presbyterian Church pays fines, free 15 inmates at Sunyani Central Prisons
• Prioritize fight against poor sanitation - Sunyani MCE to new Assembly Members
• Public Universities experiencing high attrition rate- Prof Obeng-Ofori
• Quality education remains my priority-Obrempong Prof Amponsah
• RE: NDC now majority & NPP minority, who caused it?-Maxwell Mahama writes
• Reduce utility tariffs, we are suffering- Sunyani residents lament