Breaking News for Friday December 12 2025

Accra – Ghanaians will wake up to a diverse range of headlines this morning, as captured from the front pages of leading newspapers across the country. The issues dominating public discourse range from economic challenges and political developments to social concerns and sporting achievements.

The Daily Graphic leads with a story on the government’s efforts to stabilize the cedi, reporting on measures announced by the Bank of Ghana. According to the paper, these interventions aim to curb inflation and restore confidence in the local currency.

The Ghanaian Times focuses on the ongoing debate surrounding the Electronic Transaction Levy (E-Levy), highlighting concerns raised by various stakeholders about its impact on businesses and individuals. The report indicates that calls for a review of the levy are growing louder.

In the political sphere, The New Crusading Guide reports on internal dynamics within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as the party prepares for its next presidential primaries. Sources within the party suggest a fierce contest is anticipated.

For sports enthusiasts, Daily Guide celebrates the Black Stars’ recent performance in the AFCON qualifiers, detailing the match statistics and player reactions. “The team showed great resilience and determination,” coach Chris Hughton reportedly stated after the game.

Business & Financial Times provides an in-depth analysis of the rising cost of living, examining the factors contributing to the increase in prices of essential goods and services. The paper quotes economist Dr. John Mensah, who explained, “The current economic situation is putting a strain on household budgets.”

These front pages offer a snapshot of the key issues shaping the national conversation today. GhSpeaks.com will continue to provide comprehensive coverage and analysis of these and other important developments across Ghana.

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