Today’s front pages: Monday, May 16, 2022

Daily Graphic

• Nation spends $230m on injuries; Dr Ofori-Boadu discloses 4 die daily from trauma
• Colleges of Education hostel projects start June 1

Ghanaian Times

• Threat to security: National Security warns churches
• Saturday downpour: Parts of Accra flooded again

Economy Times

• Inflation to worsen further
• Government likely to miss fiscal deficit target

The Finder

• Road crash deaths hit 943 in 4 months; 8.8% decline compared with 1,034 fatalities in 2021
• Energy Ministry rejects John Jinapor’s dumsor prediction

The New Crusading Guide

• Our digital transformation agenda has paid off – Ursula Owusu-Ekuful
• Ghana meets Senegal to boost poultry production

Republic Press

• Osei Agyei takes lead as poll tips him for NPP chairmanship slot
• I support Free SHS but it’s time to review the policy – Palmer Buckle

Business and Financial Times

• Inflation, not E-levy, tops concerns of most investors – Analysts
• Customs target 4-hour mandatory clearance period at ports

The Chronicle

• National Security advises religious bodies: Enhance security at churches, mosques at terrorists strike in Burkina Faso and Togo
• Akufo-Addo, Veep Bawumia mourn with New Juaben

The Custodian

• No imminent dumsor – PPTC rebuts John Jinapor’s claim
• Akufo-Addo revives Mills’ Asomdwee Park

The Daily Statesman

• National Security cautions against growing terrorism threats
• Bawumia: Government to pass Ghana Space Policy soon

Today

• CCTU student murdered; private part removed
• Accra under water after heavy downpour

Source: Ghana News