Today's Front Pages

CHRAJ BOSS STILL IN HOTEL – SPENDS GH₵61,000 ON BILLS FROM AUG TO NOV 17

The embattled Commissioner of the Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice (CHRAJ), Ms Lauretta Lamptey, is still lodging at a hotel, three months after her rent expenditure sparked public outcry and condemnation.  

GHANA, TOGO TO STRENGTHEN TIES
The Togolese President, MR Faure Essozima Gnassingbé, arrived in Accra yesterday for a three-day state visit.

KWAW KESE BEHIND BARS FOR ALLEGEDLY SMOKING 'WEE'
Hiplife artiste Emmanuel Botwe, popularly known as Kwaw Kese, was yesterday remanded in prison custody by the Kumasi Circuit Court for unlawful use of a substance suspected to be cannabis.

RUBY GIRLS FLED WITH COCAINE
Information reaching Daily Guide indicates that the Ghanaian woman, Nayele Ametefeh, aka, Ruby Adu Gyamfi, who was arrested with 125 kilos of cocaine at the Heathrow Airport in London on November 10, 2014 did not travel alone, but with two other ladies whose whereabouts are unknown.

ABODAM CAGED OVER GANJA
Top musician Emmanuel Botchway aka 'Abodam', was on Monday remanded into prison custody for two weeks after he was caught smoking a substance suspected to be Indian hemp, aka 'ganja', over the weekend.

DECLINE IN AGRIC WORRYING
Experts have warned that the Ghanaian economy will continue to decline due to the lack of attention paid to the agriculture sector, which has been the backbone of the economy for decades.

TARGET ASSETS OF SUSPECTED CRIMINALS – FC BOSS
Security experts have called for a new category of Interpol notices to target assets of suspected criminals.

BAWUMIA LIED ABOUT $1 BILLION EUROBOND PROCEEDS – MINISTER

The government has described as untrue, allegations by Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the 2016 running mate of the NPP that the Mahama Administration has misapplied the proceeds of the oversubscribed US$1 billion Eurobond that was issued in September.

ECG IN TURMOIL
The ECG is currently in a state of turmoil as workers protest across the country against the dismissal of the Managing Director Rev. Ing. Hutton Mensah, by President Mahama, over erratic power supply that has got many Ghanaian very angry.

SMARTPHONE DEALERS HAIL GOVERNMENT
Importers of smartphones at the Kwame Nkrumah Circle praised government from declaring that importation of smartphones into the country will be tax free from next year.

OPINIONS DIFFER ON 2015 BUDGET
Economists are divided over whether the real objective of government's 2015 budget and Economic Policy is to transform the economy or stabilize it.

NO HONEYMOON FOR KWABENA DONKOR
It would be an understatement to say that Dr Kwabena Donkor's job is well as he faces his colleagues in parliament soon to be vetted for the newly-created post of Minister for Power.

SUSPEND 6O-TONNE LOAD LIMIT
The Ghana Haulage Transport Owners Association (GHATOA), has called for the suspension of the current 60-tonne load limit being implemented by the Ministry of Roads and Highways, as it is killing the transit business in the country and impoverishing truck drivers.