Today's Front Pages

I'LL FIX 'DUMSOR'
 In the midst of erratic power supply, President John Dramani Mahama, used his State of the Nation Address to Parliament yesterday to assure Ghanaians that he would not to manage the problem but fix it.

MIXED REACTIONS GREET STATE OF THE NATION ADDRESS
The Minority and Majority sides in Parliament have expressed different views on the President's State of the Nation Address delivered in Parliament yesterday.

GHANA, IMF REACH $940 MILLION AGREEMENT
Ghana has reached a staff-level agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for and aid deal worth around US$940 million.

FOR ONCE, NO HECKLING IN PARLIAMENT
For once there was decorum in Parliament John Mahama delivered the State of Nation Address to the House yesterday.

MAHAMA CRIES OVER 'DUMSOR' ATTACKS
President John Mahama yesterday used his State of the Nation Address to lambast persons he perceived to be 'enemies' of his government, particularly politicians and members of the academia.

SOLDIER NABBED FOR ROBBERY
Six armed robbers, including a serving military officer, have been arrested by the Sunyani Police patrol team after allegedly robbing a macro-finance company at gunpoint at Wenchi in the Brong-Ahafo Region.

ANGRY DRIVER RUNS OVER POLICE
The enthusiasm exhibited by a police officer on duty to ensure that driver of Toyota Hiace but with registration number GE 9902-09 abide by safety regulations on the road and does not unnecessarily endanger the lives of other road users has caused him his life.

FROM MILLIONAIRE TO HOMELESS BUT…
In extraordinary unfortunate circumstances, she moved from being one of the few young Ghanaian self-made millionaires in the United States of America (USA) o become homeless.

ALL IS NOT WELL WITH GHANA
The Minority Leader in Parliament and Member of Parliament for Suame , Hon Osei Kyei- Mensah-Bonsu says the decision by the government to bring to parliament “a review budget” is a sign that all is not well with the State of the Nation, contrary to what President Mahama would want Ghanaians to believe.

MAHAMA'S INCOMPETENCE IS LEGENDARY
The 2016 vice presidential candidate of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, says the current state of the nation's economy, which has rendered majority of Ghanaians helpless, is due to the fact that President Mahama is clueless about how to solve the myriad of problems confronting the nation under his watch.

PRESIDENT MAHAMA TEMPERS ENERGY CRISIS WITH PROMISES

The President, John Dramani Mahama on Thursday delivered his third State of the Nation Address with a promise to solve the country's energy supply challenges that have and continue to ravage business confidence and outlook in the country.

EXPERTS PRESCRIBE 'NOW' SOLUTIONS
Energy experts have prescribed a workable home-grown solution to address the current power crisis within months as industry, hospitals and micro enterprises struggle to cope.

IMF BACKS ROAD TO RECOVERY US$940M PACKAGE
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is backing the country's economy to rebound after announcing a US$940 million three-year economic programme – pending approval of its management and Executive Board

SOCIALIZE WISELY ON SOCIAL MEDIA – IT EXPERT ADVISES

An expert in Information Security Management, Mr Eric Afanu, has cautioned users of social media platforms to the careful of the kind of information they put about themselves since such information could be used by fraudulent people for mischievous purposes.

50-YEAR-OLD JHS STUDENT DREAMS OF JOINING POLICE
“Never say die until the bones are rotten,” is a popular slogan of Accra Heart of Oak, one of the well-known football clubs in this country.