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Read the Newspaper headlines of Wednesday, December 21, 2022, from top Ghana newspaper publishers on The Ghanaian Standard.

The Metro Lens Newspaper

The following are the front page Headlines Carried by The Metro Lens newspaper:

1. ‘Sanballats and Tobiahs’ stop national cathedral project.
2. Pentecost University graduates 6000 at the 14th congregation.
3. Parent’s Nest international school holds graduation.
4. Akyem Adadientam gets new chief.

The Informer Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Meridian newspaper:

1. Aseidu-Nketia’s dirty campaign dents NDC image – Ofosu Ampofu.
2. Reduce prices of goods – Majority MPs appeal to traders.
3. Organised labour declares indefinite strike… over pension ‘hair cut’.
4. Parliament has contributed to the economic crisis – Haruna Iddrisu.
5. Race for NDC standard bearer… Kojo Bonsu warns against bias.

Daily Graphic Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The New Crusading Guide newspaper;

1. Not keeping the government in check… blame parliament – Haruna Iddrisu admits.
2. Kidnappers of Canadian girls jailed for 40 years.
3. Network promotes Kwahu summit at US-Africa leaders meeting.
4. The number of substandard drugs in circulation alarming – Health Service.

The Chronicle Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Chronicle Newspaper;

1. Bright Senior high school adjudge the best private school.
2. Government courts queen mother’s support to fight galamsey.
3. Minority vote against national cathedral budget.
4. Safare tissues lunched…..Delay unveiled as brand ambassador.

Daily Guide Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by the Daily Guide newspaper;

1. 4 Kumasi kidnappers jailed for 40 years.
2. 7 killed in fresh Bawku clashes.
3. Safare tissues lunched.
4. I’m open to criticism – Nana Akufo Addo.

The Finder Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Finder newspaper;

1. Locally produced Safare tissues hits market to limit $100 million spent on imports.
2. Eurobound holders constitute committee to engage Ghana on debt restructuring.
3. Galamsey fight: Land minister courts support for Asanteman Queen mothers.
4. 4 persons jailed 10 years each for kidnapping Canadian girls.

The New Publisher Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Business Analyst newspaper;

1. Safare tissues hit market with Delay and John Kuma… wipes cleans, last longer
2. 4 Kidnappers jailed 40 years.
3. Government equips National Information Technology Agency(NITA)
4. Nananom 97 year group call on cybersecurity boss.

The Custodian Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Insight newspaper;

1. Ofosu-Ampofu salutes new NDC executives.
2. Parlaiment must take blame for economic crises.
3. Fighting galamsey: Land minister seeks Asanteman Queen mothers’ support.
4. Maize prices rise in the Northern Ghana….Neighbours fingered.

The Anchor Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Anchor newspaper;

1. Western north minister in big trouble.
2. Okobeng mine CEO opened gunfire… victim claims as he battle for his life.
3. Bright senior high school wins another ‘Best private school’ award.
4. Minister courts support of queen mothers to fight galamsey.

The Daily Dispatch Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by The Daily Dispatch newspaper;

1. There will be more reduction in fuel prices – Energy minister.
2. Games commissioner (Peter Mireku) suspended for procurement breaches.
3. I was asked to pay huge bribe before my son could play for Cameroon – Mbappe’s father.

Ghanaian Publisher Newspaper

The following are the front page headlines carried by Daily Ghanaian Guide newspaper;

1. 4 Jailed 40 years for kidnappind Canadian girls.
2. Land minister woos queen mothers to fight galamsey.
3. President to grace Ghana Journalist Association (GJA) dinner night.
4. Ghana eurobound holders orm committee to support debt restructuring.
5. NMC chair queries Asiedu-Nketiahs’ PBS membership.