TOP GHANA NEWS HEADLINES FOR TODAY – FRIDAY, 14TH DECEMBER, 2018.

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*>>>General News Headlines…*

*Dagbon chieftaincy: Abudus occupy old Gbewaa Palace

*Gunmen kill Prampram Mankralo

*Another oil tanker vessel splits into two at Tema Port

*NDC, Sammy Gyamfi’s propaganda extremely unthinkable – NPP

*NCA warns defaulting radio stations to settle authorisation fees

*Spio-Garbrah’s default judgement against Chronicle newspaper succeeds

*Make programmes more solution-oriented – Yamson urges KAIPTC

*Government working on law to improve cybersecurity environment – Ursula

*Video recordings of Aisha’s mining activities played in court

*Women in my constituency would curse me over GHC50 gift – Kennedy Agyapong

*Former Minerals Commission CEO launches book on ‘Historical Overview of Ghana’s Mining Sector Fiscal Regimes”

*Gbewa Palace gates open as Abudus perform funeral for overlord

*Invisible forces invade Yilo krobo NHIA office; lock out manager

*1.2m digital addresses verified; 20,000 address deliveries recorded – Ursula

*Ballot designs for referendum out; Yellow for ‘Yes’, brown for ‘No’

*Mobile renewal of NHIS to improve operations

*Sexual harassment policies should be popularised in the country – CHRAJ Commissioner

*Akufo-Addo visits Noguchi’s birth place

*National Chief Imam commends and prays for Joy News’ Latif Iddrisu

*’Reduce it again’ – 6 NDC presidential aspirants turn Oliver Twist

*Organizations guilty of fueling sexual harassment to thrive – Shamima

*Spio-Garbrah wins judgement against the Chronicle over MPs boycott of campaign launch

*Food production increases in Tarkwa-Nsuaem

*School Feeding Coordinator suspended over fictitious deals; feeding ‘ghost’ schools

*NPP maintains government is improving lives of Ghanaians

*We’ll mount pressure on Akufo Addo until Ghana becomes better – Otukonor

*Government to implement National Digital Terrestrial Television Project first quarter of 2019 – Ursula

*School Feeding Coordinator suspended

*Demolition of Ghandi statue won’t affect Ghana-India relations – MP

*Government to set up Cyber Security Authority – Ursula Owusu

*Demolition of Ghandi statue won’t affect Ghana-India relations – MP

*Mahama doesn’t think he’s being favoured over other aspirants – Agyenim Boateng

*Curfew imposed on Bole over clashes

*Tema General Hospital ‘sentenced’ my wife and I to death – AIDS Survivor recounts ordeal

*NDC Primaries: Alabi files nomination Monday

*Sanitation Ministry secures GHC246.9m for 2019

*Joy News uncovers: Doctors, nurses in rampant extortion at Tamale Teaching Hospital

*Government scraps AU, Republic Days

*Redrow Developments Limited allegedly defrauds Ghanaian ‘borga’

*Fire outbreak at Kokomlemle, near City Lights in Accra

*Chief Justice commissions New Abirem Court

*School Feeding Coordinator suspended over fictitious deals; feeding ‘ghost’ schools

*>>>Sports News Headlines…*

*Ghana’s High Commissioner urges Kotoko to beat Kariobangi Sharks

*CAF Confed Cup: Kotoko unhappy with Kariobangi reception

*Michael Osei calls for ample time for Normalization Committee

*Top 6 minigolf clubs for finals this sunday

*>>>Business News Headlines…*

*Julian Kingsley Opuni appointed new Fidelity Bank Managing Director

*CAL Bank calls extraordinary meeting to plug GHC50m capital deficit

*Minister charges National Board for Small Scale Industries to be more innovative to grow SMEs

*Fidelity Bank appoints new Managing Director

*>>>Entertainment News Headlines…*

*Tracy Sarkcess begs Ghanaians on behalf of Sarkodie’s Twitter ‘dictatorship’ rants

*Elikem flaunts ‘sugar mummy’ in latest photo after breakup with Pokello

*Award-winning radio presenter Kwame Adinkra sacked

*Stop splashing cash on campaigns and build hospitals – Kwaku Manu to politicians

*>>>World News Headlines…*

*Strasbourg: Christmas market attacker ‘shot dead’

*U.S. Senate hands Trump historic rebuke on Saudi Arabia

*South Africa court orders ex-president to pay his legal fees

*Ethiopia restructures military, set to revive naval force – State Media

SOURCE: GHANAWEB

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