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Read today's newspaper headlines, Thursday, September 22, 2022, from top Ghana newspaper publishers right here on The Ghanaian Standard.
2 Daily Guide
The following are the front page headlines carried by the Daily Guide newspaper;
4 Day Break Newspaper
The following are the front page headlines carried by Day Break newspaper;
- Reform international financial system, demands Akufo-Addo
- BoG, Police descends on black market; 76 arrested
- Banks commit GH¢5 billion to ‘YouSTART programme
- Akufo-Addo to MTN: Support Black Stars World Cup campaign
5 The Daily Dispatch
The following are the front page headlines carried by The Daily Dispatch newspaper;
- Re: Minerals Commission Database
- NPP & NDC battle over EC's use of only Ghana card for new voter registration
- Facts & Figures on agriculture in Ghana
- Kennedy Agyapong on NPP's 2024 presidential slot – I will not quit
- There is no imminent fuel shortage in Ghana – BOST MD
6 The Chronicle
The following are the front page headlines carried by The Chronicle newspaper;
7 The Daily Statesman
The following are the front page headlines carried by The Daily Statesman;
- We are open for business – Akufo-Addo woos global investors for Africa
- World Bank okays Ghana's Covid-19 expenditure
- BOST: No imminent shortage of petroleum products
- Six teachers arrested for examination malpractice
8 Ghanaian Times
The following are the front page headlines carried by Ghanaian Times newspaper;
- At 77th UN General Assembly: Let's reform international financila systems;
- Current system is skewed against developing countries – President
- 13 Banks promise YouSTART programme GH¢5 billion
- Bank of Ghana clamps down on illegal forex operators; 76 arrested
- Police exhume body of student nurse murdered in Mankessim
9 Business Finder
The following are the front page headlines carried by The Business Finder newspaper;
- Financial markets against Africa; urgent reforms needed – President Akufo-Addo
- Tap into 10% annual global demand for Coconut
- MSMEs advised to adopt ICT to facilitate trade under AfCFTA