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Today's Front Pages

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POLICE, CAR DEALERS IN BIG FIGHT OVER UNREGISTERED VEHICLES

There is controversy between the Vehicle and Asset Dealers Association of Ghana (VADAG) and the police over the recent exercise to impound vehicles with DV and DP trade plates belonging to members of the association.

KUDALOR NEW IGP, SARPONG NEW HEAD OF IMMIGRATION

President John Mahama has appointed the Commissioner of Police (COP) on charge of Operations, John Kudalor, as acting Inspector General of Police (IGP). Official sources said the President has also appointed Felix Sarpong, the Deputy Director of Operations of the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) to act as the Director of Immigration.

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AFOKO PETITIONS NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NPP

Embattles National Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, Paul Afoko on Monday petitioned the National Council of the party against constitutional breaches that led to what he described as the usurpation of his post.

AMIDU PUNCHES ANAS OVER JUDICIAL EXPOSÉ

The latest investigative work by Anas Aremeyaw Anas into alleged corruption in the Judiciary has triggered a battle of words between him and a former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Martin Amidu.

NPP CHAIRMAN ARRESTED OVER MURDER

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The Ashanti Regional Police Command has arrested the Asawase Constituency Chairman of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Isaac Brenya and several others in connection with the murder of Saddiq Abubakar aka Ogundi.

AMIDU FIGHTS ANAS OVER VIDEO

Former Attorney General (AG) Martin Amidu has made a sensational claim that the government is shielding corrupt politicians, especially parliamentarians.

KUDALOR TAKES OVER AS IGP

Commissioner of Police Rose Bio-Atinga has been swerved for the position of the Inspector General of Police (IGP) as President John Mahama settels on John Kudalor, the man who until his appointment was the Director General of Operations of the Ghana Police Service, to take over from Mohammed Ahmed Alhassan as the new IGP.

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POWER BADGE TO ‘DRINK’ $9M OIL EVERY MONTH

The 225 megawatts power badge is expected to consume about 30,000 metric tonnes of Heavy Fuel Oil every month at a cost of between $7 million and $9 million, depending on the current crude oil price movements.

MIDA TO MAKE ECG CREDIBLE OFF-TAKER – CEO

Any company that succeeds in securing the concession to operate the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) from January 2017 will be expected to invest not less than $200 million every year.

ALL HAIL KUDALOR AS ACTING IGP

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The appointment of Commissioner of Police (COP) John Kudalor as acting Inspector General of Police (IGP) has been greeted with joy by both senior and junior police officers of the service.

PRICE HIKES COULD TEST DEREGULATION

Whether by design or happenstance Ghana’s petroleum price deregulation – which kicked in in July – appears to have been perfectly timed: crude oil prices have been at an all-year low and prices at the pump keep plummeting by the minute.

PEF EXPLORES NEW FINANCING SCHEME

The Private Enterprise Federation (PEF) has joined the list of several other trade unions and development organisation to explore the possibility of setting up a financing scheme to provide long term financing facilities to private enterprises in a bid to wean them off the dependence on credit from commercial banks.

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