Newspaper Headlines, November 10, 2026
This is what the front pages of the papers reported:
Daily Graphic
1. Spend more in 2027 to boost growth – PwC to govt
Summary: PwC Ghana Country Senior Partner, George Arhin, says the government must use the 2027 Budget to increase efficient spending and prioritise productive sectors to stimulate economic growth without undermining the gains made in stabilising the economy. He says after the 2026 Budget achieved its objective of stabilising the economy, the focus of the new budget should be on ensuring public funds are channelled into sectors capable of generating jobs, boosting productivity and attracting private sector investment under the proposed $10 billion New Economy Programme. He said the government must prioritise investments in agriculture, agro-processing, manufacturing, textiles and tourism in the upcoming budget to drive growth.
2. 2 Interdicted over service passport sale brouhaha
Summary: Two persons have been interdicted over the alleged sale of service passports. 10 illegally acquired passports have been cancelled.
3. Don’t try court cases in the media – Chief Justice tells journalists
Summary: The Chief Justice has cautioned journalists against trying court cases in the media.
4. THE CEDI STORY – 2 days to go
Summary: The Ghana Heritage Series Banknotes with a new design, enhanced security, improved durability and greater convenience will be launched on 12 November 2026.
Ghanaian Times
1. Nation’s border monitoring faces major gaps
Summary: The nation’s border monitoring faces major gaps. Only 12 of 48 crossing points capture migrant data electronically, according to the Interior Minister, Mr Muntaka Mohammed-Mubarak.
2. Galamsey shuts down Kyebi Water Treatment Plant
Summary: Galamsey has shut down the Kyebi Water Treatment Plant, forcing thousands to rely on boreholes and wells.
3. Strengthen airports to drive trade, tourism – Veep
Summary: The Vice President has called for airports to be strengthened to drive trade and tourism.
4. Ghana tops West, Central Africa in maritime safety oversight
Summary: Ghana tops West and Central Africa in maritime safety oversight.
5. THE CEDI STORY – 2 days to go
Summary: The Ghana Heritage Series Banknotes with a new design, enhanced security, improved durability and greater convenience will be launched in 2 days.
Daily Guide
1. Ablakwa Exposed In ‘Cover Up’ – Diplomatic Passport Scandal
Summary: The paper alleges that Ablakwa has been exposed in a cover up over the diplomatic passport scandal. The story features Yahaya Amantana Mahama and Ibrahim Walee.
2. 18-Year-Old Ghanaian Shot Dead In Canada
Summary: An 18-year-old Ghanaian has been shot dead in Canada.
3. Nzema Chiefs Accuse Armah-Kofi Buah Of Disrespecting Omanhene
Summary: Nzema Chiefs, led by Nana Kwamina Bentum II, have accused Armah-Kofi Buah of disrespecting the Omanhene.
4. UG Students Protest 26% Hostel Fee Hike
Summary: University of Ghana students are protesting a 26% increase in hostel fees.
5. Host Community Backs Gold Fields Lease Extension
Summary: The host community, represented by Nana Kwesi Ansah, has backed the extension of the Gold Fields lease.
The Chronicle
1. JUSAG Strike: Minority Goes To Bat …As Judicial System Is Paralysed
Summary: The Minority in Parliament, led by Minority Leader Kwamena Afenyo-Markin, has gone to bat over the JUSAG strike as the judicial system is paralysed.
2. Why I’m Pursuing Nuclear Energy Deal With Russia – Mahama
Summary: President Mahama explains why he is pursuing a nuclear energy deal with Russia.
The Metro Lens
1. Kofi Baafi Must Run Again!
Summary: Constituents are urging the New Juaben South MP, Kofi Baafi, to seek re-election in 2028.
2. Senya SHS Wins Central NHIS Quiz
Summary: Senya SHS has won the Central NHIS Inter-School Quiz, beating Mfantsiman Girls and Edinaman.
3. We Went to Value, Not Ransack Wontumi’s House – EOCO
Summary: The Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO) says it went to value, not ransack, Wontumi’s house.
Day Break
1. Ministers Get Jubilee House Soldiers
Summary: Ministers get Jubilee House soldiers. The story features the Chief of Defence Staff of the Ghana Armed Forces, Lieutenant General William Agyapong.
2. ‘Apologize Or Face Curses’ – Tontonkrom Chiefs Warn JoyNews Reporter
Summary: Tontonkrom Chiefs have warned a JoyNews Reporter to apologise or face curses.
3. Armah-Buah In Trouble For Sidestepping Gazetted Nzema Chief
Summary: Armah-Buah is in trouble for sidestepping the gazetted Nzema Chief. The story features Nana Kwamina Bentum II, Divisional Chief of Salman in Ellembelle.
4. CDABI Hails Afaglo’s DBA Win
Summary: CDABI has hailed Afaglo’s DBA win. The story features Caleb Kwaku Afaglo, President of Chamber of Digital Assets and Blockchain Innovations.
Business & Financial Times
1. Industry leaders converge for 15th GEF today
Summary: Industry leaders are converging for the 15th Ghana Economic Forum (GEF) today, as the economy moves from stabilisation to scale. The Forum opens three days before the 2027 Budget.
2. Stephen Kpordzih heads CBG Board
Summary: Stephen Kpordzih has been appointed to head the CBG Board.
3. GoldBod generates US$4.2bn
Summary: GoldBod has generated US$4.2bn and supplied banks US$2.38bn in three months.
4. Oil companies owe US$4.14m in surface rentals
Summary: Oil companies owe US$4.14m in surface rentals, as PIAC demands tougher enforcement.
5. GIIF secures Green Climate Fund accreditation to unlock climate finance
Summary: The Ghana Infrastructure Investment Fund (GIIF) has secured Green Climate Fund accreditation to unlock climate finance.
6. Kempinski Accra marks Africa debut for Kempinski Private Residences
Summary: Kempinski Accra marks the Africa debut for Kempinski Private Residences.
7. Ensuring fairer, more sustainable tax administration
Summary: Feature on ensuring fairer, more sustainable tax administration.
8. THE CEDI STORY – 2 days to go
Summary: The Ghana Heritage Series Banknotes with a new design, enhanced security, improved durability and greater convenience will be launched in 2 days.
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