Today's Front Pages [18th January 2016]

IMF BACKS ‘KILLER’TAXES; URGES GOV’T TO CONTINUE WITH HARSH POLICIES DESPITE PUBLIC OUTCRY

With Ghanaians yearning for a change in their circumstances after being plagued by economic hardships, especially recent imposition of numerous taxes and tariffs hikes, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) is urging government to continue in that direction.

1,634 PERISH IN ACCIDENTS IN 2015

NEW US ENVOY ASSUMES DUTY

PRESIDENT MAHAMA PROMISES MORE ASPHALT ROADS

I HAD HIV – DZIDZOR CONFESSES

NDC MAN BUSTED WITH COCAINE IN LONDON

SOLDIER CRASHES TO DEATH AT BURMA CAMP

I’LL SCRAP KILLER TAXES - NANA

ECOWAS SINGLE CURRENCY: LET’S DEVALUE CURRENCIES – VEEP

Vice President Kwesi Amissah-Arthur says it is about time central banks in the ECOWAS sub-region considered a deliberate policy to devalue their currencies if they are to make any headway in meeting the key criteria for adopting a single currency by 2020.

TRANSPORT SECTOR LEFT TO DONORS

GHC 111M DEBT HANDS OVER YEA

INVESTORS PANIC OVER MIN CAPITAL FOR JOINT VENTURES

TUC SHOWS GOVT RED FLAG

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has announced it will hit the streets on Wednesday to protest against the increasing cost of living in the country.

HIGH INTEREST RATES KILLING ECONOMY