Front Page Stories of Tuesday, 10th December,2013

The front page stories of  Tuesday, 10th of December,2013.

Daily Graphic

Bagbin, Owusu-Ankomah bemoan spate of corruption

Two former Majority leaders in Parliament have called for a bold measure to deal with issues of corruption which they say have become a stumbling block to the country’s development.

Mr Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, who served as the Minority and the Majority Leader in the Fourth and Fifth parliaments, respectively, said there was the need for a review of the aspect of the Criminal Code that defined corruption as a misdemeanor to make the law more biting.

World leaders descend on Soweto to mourn Mandela

President John Dramani Mahama will join more than 90 world leaders to attend the memorial service for the late former President of South Africa at the Soweto FNB Stadium in Pretoria today. The event will divert the world’s attention to South Africa, as the gathering of world leaders is likely to be the largest in recent times.

Two drown at Teshie

A 35-year-old Ghanaian based in Saudi Arabia, Theophilus Akai Baddo, and his friend met their untimely death when their car was swept into a drain in Teshie during a heavy downpour last Saturday.

Baddo and Eric Asiedu, 28, unemployed, were said to have defied all caution from rescuers at the scene not to drive through flood waters that had collected after torrential rains that swept through the Ledzokuku Krowor municipality and its environs between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. on that fateful day.

Ghanaian Times

MMDA’S ‘’Chop” Ghc48. 4 million

Amputee team faces eviction from hotel

WAEC Punishes 5,653 candidates

Chronicle

Awuni, Lithur face off in court today

ECG stealthy load shedding

Beware of greedy bastards-Dr. Richard Anane

New Crusading Guide

Kuffour was autocratic- Rawlings assert

Daily Guide

Crooks take over government

JJ blast Kuffour

Arrest Miss Malaika

Enquirer

After all –die- be-die & at all cost- Nana Addo does it again- this is time far away UK.

Dr. Apraku sparks confusion in NPP

Al-haji

Kuffour rejects Olu President Leaves Akuffo Addo in a lurch

2016 election history beacons, Nana Addo @73, becomes the oldest president

Daily Searchlight

Mahama & Co can’t manage Ghana well-Nana Addo