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

Daily Guide:

- Rawlings blasts Hanna Tetteh over Nana Konadu

- MP champions condom use

- 8,700 CCTV cameras to fight robbers

- NLA X'mas contract valid

Ghanaian Times:

- One village, one dam takes off - Work to start in 3 regions in the north next month - Veep

- K'si hotspot for sale of uncustomed vehicles

- Police to recruit 4,000 personnel this year - President

The Chronicle:

- Don't spare corrupt officials!... Us Envoy tells Nana Addo

- Okyenhene mad over ban on new assembly

- CID Boss advocates use of lies detectors in Ghana

Daily Heritage:

- Soldiers, police face social media ban

- Nungua to be NPP stronghold - Krowor MP

- Happy Sunshine may lose 400 workers; Tomato factory responds to calls for relocation

Daily Statesman:

- Ensuring good governance: Push government for action - Bediatuo charges CSOs

- Government to deploy 8,700 CCTVs to augment crime fight

Daily Heritage Sports:

- City not happy with Liverpool draw - Klopp

- Ibrahimovic close to Manchester United return

Crusading Guide:

- Standardising police infrastructure: 8,700 CCTV cameras to be deployed, says Akufo-Addo

- People without integrity controlling NDC - Rawlings

The Finder:

- Interest rates drop to 24.5% - New formula expected to lead to further reactions

- RTI law will the corrupt; pass it now

The Informer:

- Speaker exposes fraud in parliament

Ghanaian Observer:

- People with no integrity running NDC - JJ jabs Portuphy, Mosquito, Kofi Adams & co

- I don't have Facebook account, Special Assistant - Zongo Minister

- Contracts awarded NLA boss' sister-in-law saved the state millions - Markins

The Independent:

- Government to deploy 8,700 CCTV cameras to help fight crime

- Bawumia to meet 250 young entrepreneurs to brainstorm on jobs

B&FT:

- Shippers divided over cargo disinfection exercise; Cost factor vs public safety

- BoG to implement Credit Market Development programme

Goldstreet Business:

- Charge fumigation cost to shipping lines; we're already burdened with 19 levies - GUTA

- Ghanaian banks lag behind on cloud software - IT expert

- Signature campaign for consumer protection law launched

Business Day:

- Today's graduates are not employable

- Ghanaians turn to gambling for livelihood