NewsTodays newspapers front pagesDate:April 24, 2020Todays newspapers front pagesFacebookTwitterLinkedinEmailCopy URL TagsnewspaperWill you vote in the 2024 general election?Latest stories BusinessPayroll monitoring saved Ghana GHS345m of taxpayer’s money in 2023 – Report The Employment, Labour Relations, and Pensions Minister, Ignatius Baffour... HeadlineYour ‘healthcare’ men are incompetent – Nana Aba slams Akufo-Addo over Korle-Bu-elevator saga Ghanaian media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has sharply criticized... SportsLukaku completes Napoli move SSC Napoli has officially announced the acquisition of Belgian... SportsMunich’s Fußball Arena München to host 2025 UCL final Munich’s Fußball Arena München is set to host the... BusinessForeign buyers pay us better – Farmers react to ban on grain export Farmers in the Upper East Region have raised concerns... Sports2024/25 Champions League: League phase draw pots The Champions League draw is happening today in Monaco.... SportsVideo: ‘All-time top scorer’ Ronaldo arrives for Champions League draw Portugal's Cristiano Ronaldo has arrived in Monaco for the...Related stories HeadlineYour ‘healthcare’ men are incompetent – Nana Aba slams Akufo-Addo over Korle-Bu-elevator saga Ghanaian media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has sharply criticized... NewsBawumia’s gold-for-oil policy keeping dollar below GHC 20 – COPEC reveals The seeming stability of the cedi against the dollar... NewsNIA cites ‘brain drain’ concerns as it shifts to virtual training for staff National Identification Authority (NIA) is opting for virtual training... News3 nabbed by Police for robbery at East Legon The Ghana Police Service has apprehended three individuals in... NewsAmasaman will be transformed into an industrial zone – Mahama pledges 2024 Presidential Candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC),... NewsWe see the horrifying revelations of corruption, mismanagement of resources – Group tells govt Operation Recover All Loot (ORAL), a prominent civic group... NewsGhana’s debt reaches GHS761bn due to cedi depreciation – Finance Minister Ghana’s provisional nominal central government debt reached GH¢761.1 billion... Previous articleParts of Takoradi flooded following a downpourNext articleBono Region lifts ban on tricycle business