Today's front pages: Friday, June 24, 2016

POTHOLES ON KANAZOE ROAD
It appears the concerns of shoddy work regarding the Eastern Corridor Road have moved from the realm of perception to reality, evidence available to DAILY GUIDE can confirm.

JUDGES BLAST EC
The Supreme Court yesterday descended heavily on the Electoral Commission (EC), vowing never to allow it to plunge the country into chaos as the November 7 general election reaches home stretch.

I DON'T LIKE AMERICAN CARS - SAYS MAHAMA
President John Mahama has responded cheekily to those accusing him of taking a car gift which many have said is tantamount to corruption saying, "I don't like American cars."

5 NABBED OVER PETROL DEALER'S DEATH
The Ashanti Regional Police Command has declared two people including one Papa Djan, a firewood seller at BB at Asafo in Kumasi, wanted over the killling of Anthony Drobo, a fuel dealer at Atwima Kotwi, who was shot and butchered with a machete by armed robbers who attacked his home Tuesday evening.

PRISONS: OVERCROWDING HITS 45.5% - 2,684 OUT OF 14,368 INMATES ARE ON REMAND

Ghana's prisons are overcrowded by 45.50 per cent, according to statistics provided the Ghana Prisons Service.

TEXTILE WORKERS TO HIT STREET OVER INDUSTRY COLLAPSE

Textile industry workers in the country have scheduled to hit the streets on July 6, 2016 to draw government's attention to the collapse of the textile industry in the country.

OSU CEMETARY TURNED INTO REFUSE DUMP
Osu cemetary, one of the final resting places in the city for the dead, has currently been turned into a defecation and dumping site.

CHIEF IMAM DEMANDS ANSWERS FROM PEACE COUNCIL - ON RELIGIOUS RIGHTS AND TOLERANCE IN SCHOOLS

The office of the Chief Imam is calling on the National Peace Council (NPC) to provide it with information regarding the exercise of religious rights and tolerance in public and private schools as well as workplaces.

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