Today's front pages

1.  BoG ordered to respond to cedi case
The National Insurance Commission (NIC) has developed new guidelines to compel insurance companies to pay claims that have been established as genuine within seven days.

2.  NIC directs insurers to pay claims in one week

3.  Employers want smugglers punished severely
 
1.  Minister sparks chaos in Korle-Bu
Newly appointed Health Minister Dr. Kwaku Agyemang-Mensah has suspended the decision by his predecessor, Sherry Ayittey, to dismiss Rev. Albert Okpoti-Botchway as CEO of the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH), igniting fresh confusion at the hospital.

2.  Son killer caged
 
1.  Warm-up TUC demo hits gov't…as GNPA stops work over 7 months salary arrears

The country's economy is gradually grinding to a historic halt as many pressure groups and labour unions are embarking on consistent demonstrations to protest what they call unprecedented rapid economic decline.

2.   Consider Prof. Mills and suspend strike – Koku begs TUC

3.   There's a limit to what we can contain - TUC
 
1.  GH¢764m retrieved…from bonded warehouses deals, 4 customs men involved

The Presidential Special Operations Unit (SOU) set up to check import and warehousing fraud has so far retrieved GH¢764 million from bonded warehouse tax evaders.

2.  Anloga police hunt for fetish priest
3.  POTAG pleased with talks
 
1. Taskforce recoups GH¢764.5m from owners of bonded warehouses

A special task force established by the government to plug revenue leakages has retrieved about GH¢764.5million from bonded warehouses in less than two years of its operation.

2. Reduce size of govt – IEA
3. SHS female student commits suicide at Swedru