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Today’s front pages: Thursday August 25, 2016

OBINIM’S SUPPORTERS CLASH WITH POLICE

The police yesterday used water cannons to disperse defiant members of the International God’s Way Church and other sympathizers  who had besieged the CID Headquarters to demand the release of their spiritual leader, Bishop Daniel Obinim.

ECG WORKERS DISRUPT OPERATIONS

The Public Utility Workers Union (PUWU) yesterday commenced a three-day demonstration across the regional and district offices of the ECG to put pressure on the government to back down on its intention to give the ECG out to a private investor.

‘ANGEL’ OBINIM SUPPORTERS ON RAMPAGE OVER ‘COCK AND BULL’ STORY

A swarm of Bishop Daniel Obinim supporters yesterday charged on the premises of the CID at police headquarters in Accra as police officers used water cannons and baton charges to dispel them, albeit unsuccessfully.

MAHAMA ATTACKS NANA AGAIN

President John Mahama has made the opposition NPP standard bearer, Nana Akufo-Addo, his target in his re-election bid as he launches personal attack on him (Nana Addo).

ECG WORKERS PROTEST SALE

Workers of the ECG have threatened to plunge the whole country into darkness on Friday August 26, 2016.

SMEs NOT INVESTOR READY – DATA BANK BOSS

Majority of small and medium enterprises lack knowledge on how to position themselves to attract the required investments, Kojo Addae-Mensah, CEO of Databank Group, has said.

LACK OF REGULATORY POLICY WORRIES RUBBER INDUSTRY

Ghana’s rubber cultivation which boasts of premium quality in the global commodities market is faced with non-existence of a comprehensive regulatory policy document which will outline guidelines to promote healthy competition within the supply value-chain.

ECONOMY: MOODY’S, IFS, CEPA SLAM GOV’T

Three economic research agencies have rejected government’s claims of a robust Ghanaian economy in 2017 and have rather painted a gloomy picture.

SEC SET TO CRACK WHIP ON INVESTMENT FIRMS

The Securities and Exchange Commission has stated that it will not hesitate to revoke licenses of investment firms which invest in microfinance companies.

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