Today’s front pages: Monday, January 31, 2022

Daily Graphic

• 5 E-blocks ready for use; 16 already completed, 10 more STEM schools under construction – Minister
• Deeper engagement required on e-levy – Spio-Garbrah advocates

Business and Financial Times

• US$540m lost in 6yrs through undervaluation of cocoa
• See e-levy as means of sustaining economic growth – Ofori-Atta

Daily Analyst

• First year Legon student drowns in swimming pool
• EPA exposed for dabbling in compensation matters in mining communities

Ghanaian Times

• 6 STEM, 4 e-block schools set to take off; Gov’t to open them from 2022/2023 academic year
• 25 newly-constructed bridges to be handed over to govt in March – Contractor

Supreme Newspaper

• McDan Aviation Private Jet Terminal takes off to drive Ghana’s business and tourism sector
• NPP set guidelines, dates for internal elections

The Chronicle

• UHAS don allegedly rapes student in menses; top police officer attempts to ‘kill’ case, but IGP Dampare intervenes
• KATH denies killing pregnant woman but family vows to fight case

The Custodian

• NPP sets fees for internal elections
• Akufo-Addo wishes Asabee well in NPP race

The Informer

• Abusing the memory of Mills: Selfish Mahama wants credibility
• Moves towards acceptance of E-levy: Afenyo-Markin woos Ghanaians

Source: Ghana News