Daily Graphic:
- Agyapa deal in country's interest
- 2020 Ghana Teacher prize launched
- Aviation Ministry readies for KIA reopening Sept.1

Daily Graphic

*Aviation Ministry readies for KIA reopening Sept. 1.

*2020 Ghana Teacher prize launched. #JoySMS pic.twitter.com/m7gHo6HNju

— Joy 99.7 FM (@Joy997FM) August 28, 2020

Ghanaian Times:
- Agyapa deal is clean
- Business regulatory reform portal launched in Accra
- MP urges fleeing Dome-Faase residents to return home
- Man arrested for possessing duplicates of voter ID
Police gun down 2 carjackers at Asamankese

The Finder

*Assemblies invest GH4.5bn in 4,686 infrastructural projects – Minister.

*Cocoa: Media completes 28.3-hectare automated drip irrigation project.

*Nothing fishy about Agyapa Royalties – Ofori-Atta. #JoySMS pic.twitter.com/9lfS9uDZ0v

— Joy 99.7 FM (@Joy997FM) August 28, 2020

The Finder:
- No ethnic agenda against Volta
- Assemblies invest GHS 4.5 billion in 4,686 infrastructural projects
- Cocoa: MEDA completes 28.3 hectare automated drip irrigation project
- Nothing fishy about Agyapa Royalties
- Atiwa District farmers petition COCOBOD

Daily Guide:
- Takoradi Girls' kidnappers trial starts
- Mahama pokes Nana at Manhyia
- Zongo Guru lauds Bawumia impact

Weekend Crusading Guide:
- I doubt missing GH₵1.5bn oil money will ever be found - Manteaw
- No political ethnic agenda against Volta region

New Weekend Crusading Guide:

*I doubt missing GH₵1.5bn oil money will ever be found - Manteaw

*PR in COVID-19 must offer hope and optimism - Gayheart. #JoySMS pic.twitter.com/7UxiCVmmN5

— Joy 99.7 FM (@Joy997FM) August 28, 2020

Ghanaian Observer:
- No political, ethnic agenda against Volta Region- Prez
- John Mahama Okada legalisation promise a scam- Deputy Minister
- J.J bares teeth over Ahwoi book
- John Mahama's okada legislation promise a Scam

Business & Financial Times
- COVID-19 throws major spotlight on corporate insolvency- BoG
- 11,657 formal private sector jobs due to COVID-19 - Employment Minister
- Agyapa deal is a novelty

B&FT

*COVID-19 throws major spotlight on corporate insolvency- BoG

*11,657 formal private sector jobs due to COVID-19 - Employment Minister. #JoySMS pic.twitter.com/iBoDbVIVw8

— Joy 99.7 FM (@Joy997FM) August 28, 2020