Stories making headlines on the front pages in the major newspapers include:

The Informer:

*Anger at GIMPA as students protest reconstruction of 3 million lecture theatre

*Armed Forces operations crippled - No fuel for 3-4 months

Graphic Sports:

*Vintage Commey closes in on another world title shot

*Manchester United fired up for Sevilla

*Clubs split over new Startimes offer; meeting called to seek approval

Daily Graphic:

*Grabbed - Kingpins in robbery cases in police custody

*Sanitation problem can be solved with attitudinal change - Nana Dei

*Bank of Ghana drags 30 microfinance companies to EOCO

Free Press:

*Corruption worse in assemblies - Nagging incompetence also revealed in Auditor General's Report

*Kwaku Bonsam grabs Owusu Bempah's ex-wife

*Anas joins Amidu

Public Agenda:

*On the Right to Information Bill: Will the president walk the talk?

*Ghana's 2018 economic outlook

*'Ghana Beyond Aid', the new agenda for transformation

Graphic Showbiz:

*Complacency killed Kumawood - Bill Asamoah

*Bob Pinodo ready to help Gh music

*I deserve Artiste of the Year nomination - FancyGadam

*Ameyaw takes a wife

Crusading Guide:

*Suhum revenue collectors fight MCE

*Arnold Quainoo dragged to Presidency

*Sanitation Minister hails Zoomlion for introducing waste trucks

Ghanaian Observer:

*Akufo-Addo sells Ghana's solar energy potential abroad; urges investors to tap into Ghana's renewable energy sector

*Danquah Institute backs Akufo-Addo's 'Ghana Beyond Aid' agenda

The Chronicle:

*Sale of ECG bad deal - Mahama Ayariga says he has only one vote in Parliament and could not have stopped it

*Government to distribute 2 million solar lanterns - President