Top News for Monday, December 15, 2025
Accra – Front pages from leading Ghanaian newspapers today, November 16, 2023, reveal a focus on the country’s economic challenges, political developments, and preparations for the upcoming Christmas season.
The Daily Graphic leads with concerns over rising inflation and its impact on the cost of living for ordinary Ghanaians. The paper reports on a recent address by the Bank of Ghana Governor, Dr. Ernest Addison, where he outlined measures to stabilize the cedi and curb price increases.
The Ghanaian Times highlights a debate in Parliament regarding a proposed new tax policy. According to the report, the Minority is strongly opposing the policy, arguing it will further burden businesses and individuals. “This tax is simply unacceptable and will stifle economic growth,” stated Minority Leader, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson.
The New Crusading Guide focuses on investigations into alleged corruption within a state agency. The paper claims to have uncovered evidence of financial malfeasance and calls for a thorough investigation by the appropriate authorities.
Daily Guide reports on preparations for the Christmas festivities, with a special emphasis on security arrangements to ensure a safe and peaceful holiday season. The Inspector General of Police, Dr. George Akuffo Dampare, reportedly assured the public that the police are fully prepared to deal with any security threats.
Business & Financial Times delves into the performance of the cocoa sector, noting a slight increase in production compared to the previous year. However, the paper also warns of challenges posed by climate change and the need for sustainable farming practices.
These front pages offer a snapshot of the key issues dominating public discourse in Ghana today, reflecting the concerns and priorities of the nation as it navigates a complex socio-economic landscape.
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