Today’s Newspaper Headlines: Monday, March 21, 2022

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Daily Graphic

  • TVET major pillar for development – President declares at St Augustine’s 92nd anniversary
  • Africa must invest against pandemics – Dr Nkengasong

Business and Financial Times

  • Debt-to-GDP crosses dreaded 80% mark
  • Policy rate hike could hurt equities market – Analysts

The Finder

  • Government acts on fuel, cedi, land borders to mitigate economic hardships; reliefs, measures to be unveiled
  • IGP assures family of murdered former lecturer of justice
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The Daily Statesman

  • Economy will soon rebound – President assures
  • The currency and economy of every country under pressure

Economy Times

  • Public debt climbs up; records GH¢351.8b
  • Use $550mn crude oil sales windfall to cushion consumers – Energy expert to government

The Informer

  • I’ll stabilise economy – Akufo-Addo assures

  • Stalling government’s business: NPP MPs descend on Adwoa Safo

The New Crusading Guide

  • Sole inquirer appointed over Bulgarian Embassy land issue
  • Fear not, the economy will rebound soon – Akufo-Addo

The Chronicle

  • Cross-examination of defence witness: I’ve over-tolerated you – Justice Honyenuga tells Seidu Agongo and Opuni
  • House of Chiefs dismisses Kwahu-Nkwatia chief

Daily Guide

  • Government to pump $2bn to rescue cedi, land borders to re-open; ‘we’ll soon be out of woods’
  • I didn’t directly request $50,000 – Bagbin

 

 

Ghanaian Times

  • Outcome of crunch cabinet retreat: Government approves major reliefs for economic recovery
  • CID investigates shooting, alleged murder of 2 in Wa

The Herald

  • John Mahama demands to end GH¢1,399 Covid-19 extortion from travellers at Kotoka
  • Bullion van robberies case gets murkier – Second family disputes police claims

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