Today's Front Pages

Legal group up in arms over $4,500 rent for CHRAJ boss. Court of Appeal Judges paid $330 rent

The legal fraternity is demanding answers from the state for flouting the constitution by varying the conditions of service of the Commissioner of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ)

Galamsey rituals alarming – operators
BDCs talk tough…on debt recovery
In a bid to recover debt, Bulk Oil Distributors are working on rolling-out a credit rating system that will determine the credit worthiness of Oil Marketing Companies.

Capital markets integration moves closer
Gov't, IMF bailout negotiation ends next week
Daily Heritage
I want to be an Armed Robber…3 year-old pupil tells DCE at 'my first day at school'

There was utter shock and disbelief at Asougyaman in the Eastern Region when a three-year-old Kindergarten (KG) pupil confidently disclosed to the District Chief Executive (DCE) and delegation during 'my first day at school', visit that he aspires to be an armed robber in the future to enable him become rich.   

Ninja robbers grabbed
Tough times ahead-minority predicts  
CHRAJ boss hot over rent scandal
Pressure is mounting on Lauretta Vivian Lamptey, Chairperson of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), following her alleged extravagant and reckless dissipation of public funds on accommodation, running into over $200,000.

Give us more time says Alan, Nimoh
10 killed in KIntampo accident
The fight against corruption, Mahama gets thumbs up over ongoing probes, prosecutions and austerity in public expenditure.

Many Ghanainas seem to have renewed their confidence in President John Dramani Mahama and his ability to address dishonesty, fraud and the general canker of corruption in the country, according to opinions sampled by this paper.

NDC ex-chairman, MP fight over party cash
Ghana Air Force airlifts relief assistance to three Ebola-affected countries

Boy 11 kills playmate