Today's front pages

 
1.   Workers turn up heat on gov't
President John Mahama has faced fresh protests from workers across the country over worsening economic conditions underlined by record inflation and currency that has lost almost 30 percent of its value to the dollar in seven months.

2.  Imports strike at Aluworks' market share
1. Workers demand action now to fix economy
Thousands of workers took to the streets of Accra yesterday to protest against the harsh economic conditions prevailing in the country.

2. Atta Mills remembered
3. Court stops EC from going ahead with voters registration exercise

1.  Corpses spread diseases in taxis
A general medical practitioner, Dr. Henry Aidoo, has stated that using a taxi as hearse to carry corpses  could have serious health implications.

2.  Search for Miss Tourism-Ghana 2014 heats up
3.  Meet the world's best cocoa farmer
1.  More gargantuan demo…if gov't fails to act on dying economy, TUC warns

The country yesterday witnessed an unprecedented outpour of anger against economic hardships when the Trades Union Congress (TUC) and other pressure groups organized one of the biggest demonstrations Ghana has ever seen to  seize major streets across the nation.

2.  Poisoned banana kills pastor, wife and daughter

3.  Faase Homowo festival outdoored
1.  Nationwide demos!
Organised labour yesterday staged a massive demonstration through some principal streets of Accra in protest against what they described as harsh economic conditions in the country.

2.  Ex-president Atta Mills remembered
1.  Workers show red card, bare teeth at Mahama
Yesterday witnessed one of the biggest anti-government protest marches in the country;s 57 years of independence when organised workers poured onto the streets in all the 10 regional capitals to protest against eh prevailing hard economic conditions in the country.

2.  Korle-Bu doctor in rape scandal
3.  NPP vets aspirants