Ghanaian Times

• Strike by lecturers: Go back to classrooms - Court orders UTAG
• Our agenda is better conditions of service for teachers - New GNAT Executives

Business and Financial Times

• Government determines to track PFJ fertiliser supply
• EU commits €200m to support growth, jobs, other projects

Daily Graphic

• Go back to lecture theatres - Court orders UTAG
• Bleaching among pupils worrying - Minister

The Chronicle

• Withdrawal of military attachment - Togbega Bagbin tiptoes to U/W chiefs for succour
• Using oil find to enhance citizens welfare remains robust - Prez

The Finder

• Court orders UTAG to call off strike, hearing of substantive case continues February 22
• Abronye faces court today, over false news, offensive conduct

The New Crusading Guide

• Occupy-Ghana wades into e-levy cross-hair, proposes 3 strict conditions for implementation
• Coalition drags 14 state agencies to the dock

The New Publisher

• Abronye sleeps in cells, faces court today
• Ghana, Guyana must add value to oil resources

The Daily Statesman

• Highway dualisation projects on course, work begins on four Accra-Kumasi road bypasses in April
• Abronye for court today over Mahama 'coup claim'

The Ghanaian Observer

• Akufo-Addo urges Ghana, Guyana to bring oil resources to production quickly for benefits of citizens
• E-levy to boost Ghana's economic growth - Minister

Daily Guide

• 'Burger' MP get GH¢100k bail
• AG files Ato Forson trial papers

The Custodian

• Probe Mills' death - Koku petitions Police
• Hassan Tampuli inaugurates GCAA Board

Republic Press

• Abronye in Police grips over coup claims against Mahama
• Man in court for concealing 'wee' in ceiling, fridge

Junior Graphic

• 'We smokers invade Kwadaso M/A Basic School'