Today's Front Pages

GHANA SIGNS $7BN TO PRODUCE OIL, GAS AT CAPE THREE POINTS

Ghana took another major step towards the attainment of energy and power security with the development of the Offshore Cape Three Points (OCTP) integrated oil and gas projects.

GE TO PRODUCE 1,200MW OF POWER
American multinational giant General Electric (GE) says it is ready to roll out its Ghana 1,000 power project.

STARS MAGIC DAZES BAFANA
It was 90 minutes of pure torture and uncertainty, but in the end, Ghana's Black Stars delivered on their promise to qualify for the quarter-finals of the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) with a 2-1 win over South Africa in their final Group C encounter.

RUBY GANG CASE CRASHES
Information gathered by Daily Guide indicates that the case of the six persons arrested in Ghana in connection with the 12 kilos cocaine that found its way into the United Kingdom, leading to the arrest of Nayele Ametefe aka Angel, will be discontinued very soon.

GE BOSS MEETS MAHAMA
Global Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of General Electric (GE), Jeff Immelt has disclosed that his outfit is fulfilling its promise of improving Ghana's energy an d health care sectors.

FRENCH GROUP INVESTS IN COCOA PROCESSING 
Cocoa Touton Processing Company Limited (CTPC), a subsidiary of Touton S.A of France, has signed a bean supply agreement with Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) to process cocoa beans locally.

POLICE UPSET ABOUT FACTORS IMPEDING FIGHT AGAINST CRIME

The refusal of victims and witnesses of crime to identify their attackers during identification parades tops the list of factors impeding the work of the police.

GHANA TO BECOME ENERGY HUB IN AFRICA – GE CEO
Global infrastructure giant, General Electric (GE) is to make Ghana a major hub for its power business in Africa and a key driver of its ventures in oil and gas and healthcare.

COURT STOPS OSU CHIEFS FROM COLLECTING LAND REVENUES

A court of appeal has placed a restraining order on the two persons currently ruling as paramount chiefs in Osu traditional area.

POLICE HUNT FOR KASOA DRUG BOSS
The Kasoa District Police have mounted a search for one Emmanuel Kwaku Obu, the kingpin behind a large consignment of a substance suspected to be Indian Hemp.

NIGERIA READY FOR CHANGE
As Nigerians prepare for their upcoming polls to elect a president in what appears to be most competitive and closely-fought election since the end of military rule in 1999, there are fears in some quarters that the process could be marred by violence.

MINORITY URGES MAHAMA TO ALLOW THE TRUTH SAVE HIM
The Minotiy in Parliament has reminded President John Dramani Mahama about his Sunday School teachings which stressed the need to always speak the truth to save oneself from shame and from being tapped a bad child.

POWER: GLOOMY DAYS AHEAD
Households and industries must brace for gloomy days ahead, as available data on current power generation portend worsening power rationing over the next two years a result of challenge on the generation end of the supply chain.

MAJOR GOLD REFINERY READY BY YEAR-END
Government has firmed up plans to establish a major gold refinery plant by the end of this year, enabling Ghana to ass value to about two-thirds of gold produced in the country and also boost earnings from gold production, BFT has been told.