Front pages: Friday, August 18, 2017

In a joint initiative with District Assemblies to provide safe drinking water to multiple communities, Safe Water Network in collaboration with the Bodi District Assembly and the Member of Parliament (MP) for Bodi Constituency have launched three water stations at Ahibenso, Kwasikrom and Suiano A.

The government says it will revamp the ailing post office business in the country to help create jobs for the teeming unemployed youth.

Some residents of Oshieye say they are living in constant fear after a clash between two feuding chieftaincy factions on Thursday led to the death of one person.

The Youth for Human Rights Africa (YoHRA), has said that it will sue government at an international court over alleged police recklessness that has caused a young man to be paralysed.

The joint police and military anti-illegal mining taskforce, Operation Vanguard, has announced plans to extend operations into the night.

Innovative Teachers, an organisation that champions the interest of Ghanaian teachers, wants opposition to the proposal to license teachers through a professional examination to stop.

“All the money you’re ever going to have is currently in the hands of someone else’s” – Earl Nightingale.

An Indian company has launched a pickle flavoured condom.

Dr Valerie Sawyerr says she is undeterred by attacks on her after she took on former President Rawlings.

Humanity has a method for trying to prevent new technologies from getting out of hand: explore the possible negative consequences, involving all parties affected, and come to some agreement on ways to mitigate them.

Sound, lights and ACTION! The Chale Wote Festival, which started from on August 14, comes to an end this Sunday, August 20 2017.