23rd May, 2017

The Daily Graphic calls on government to collaborate with the relevant ministries and development partners to  revive vocational and technical skills training to serve as the foundation for the mass industrialisation drive.
 
The paper bemoans the tendency of Ghanaians to pursue irrelevant humanity courses when passion, competency  and talents could have been nurtured with vocational or technical education. 
                                
The Ghanaian Times is glad that Ghana opening up its market for trade, but cautions against being lax with regulations that will make the country become a dumping ground for imported goods. 

The Paper advocates the enforcement of rules and regulations  so that Ghanaians will benefit from the documen.

The Times is confident that if the country pioneers the right strategies in conformity with ECOWAS protocols, it will be established as the West African trade hub.

The Daily Heritage Is of the opinion that the substance former Presby moderator of  Prof. Emmanuel Martey's pronouncements on corruption should be of prime importance to  government and be seen as useful feedback for  government.

The paper acknowledges  that President Akufo Addo himself recognises  corruption as a canker in matters of the state and is ready to fight it to the core.

The paper therefore urges the public to adhere to criticisms by Prof. Martey and be concerned with  useful feedbacks that  will help in fighting corruption.

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