Accra:Today at the newsstand
President Mahama has urged the newly sworn-in Deputy Chairpersons of the Electoral Commission to uphold integrity and remain impartial in their roles. This call to action was highlighted on the front pages of major newspapers.
According to Ghana Web, the President emphasized the importance of integrity as he officially inducted the new officials. In addition, discussions about the new economy aiming to tackle unemployment and restore hope were also prominent, as expressed by Ato Forson.
Additionally, the news highlighted calls from Afenyo-Markin for stronger media scrutiny of public institutions, reflecting a push for increased accountability. Another significant story was Kofi Adams' involvement in a $611k World Cup visa connection issue, as reported by the Daily Guide.
The Daily Guide also reported demands from the Minority for teachers' arrears to be paid by October 31. Meanwhile, The Chronicle noted President Mahama's assurance of no preferential treatment for the NDC by the Deputy EC Chairs. The US's upgrade of Ghana in human trafficking rankings was also a key topic, alongside an overview of the Ghana Premier League match day six.