Todays front pages Source: Ghana | Myjoyonline Date: 19-03-2014 Time: 04:03:11:am DAILY GRAPHIC... WEEDING OUT BAD COPS; POLICE TAKE BOLD STEPS An Independent Police Complaint Commission (IPCC) is to be established to address indiscipline and accountability challenges in the Ghana Police Service. 5 COMPANIES INTERESTED IN REBUILDING TEMA MOTORWAY Five companies have so far expressed interested to finance the reonstruction of the 19-kilometre Accra-Tema Motorway on a public-private partnership basis. MPs DISAGREE OVER RESTRICTIONS AT LEGON Members of Parliament (MPs) were yesterday divided among themselves over whether or not the authorities of the University of Ghana were right in restricting entrance to the campus at the some of its entry points. B&FT... MEASURES ARE WORKING -- WAMPAH ASSERTS Bank of Ghana Governor Henry Kofi Wampah has told the Business & Financial Times he believes the central banks strong intervention to shoreup the cedi is beginning to bear fruti, with the currencys rate of fall slowing from Januarys alarming peak. ENERGY MINISTERS NIGERIA VISIT PROVES POSITIVE Gas supply from Nigeria could swell in the coming days as Chief Director of the Energy and Petroleum Ministry, Thomas Akabza, has hinted that the ministers journey to Nigeria over the gas conundrum has not been fruitless. FARMERS GET PROFIT SHARING DEAL An agribusiness firm in Takoradi, B-Bovid Ltd, has entered into a profit-sharing agreement with farmers engaged in oil palm production to enable them to earn additional income from their produce in a bid to incentivise and sustain the interest of farmers in oil palm plantations. DAILY GUIDE... MAHAMA, MINISTERS ARE LIARS -- PROF ADEI Professor Stephen Adei, former Rector of the Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA) has described President John Dramani Mahama and his Cabinet Ministers as a bunch of liars who have refused to tell Ghanaians the true state of the economy. CURSES AND DYNAMITE COLLAPSED HOTEL -- CONTRACTOR Contractor of the collapsed six-storey building at Nii Boi Town, near Abeka Lapaz in Accra, Moses Abbey, has finally broken his silence about the controversy surrounding the building. ECG LOAD SHEDDING GUIDE [The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has released a National Load Shedding Guide published on page 13 of the paper] GIRL ROBBER NABBED A 19-year-old lady, Ikima Adams, who is said to be a member of a group of gangsters that have been snatching vehicles at gunpoint from their owners in Kumasi and its environs, has been nabbed by the Tafo/Pankrono Police.
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