Newspaper headlines: Monday, April 11, 2022.

Daily Graphic

• Government restricts maize, soya beans exports; policy to ensure food security
• Reconstruction exercise not load-shedding – GRIDCo, ECG assures consumers

Ghanaian Times

• ‘Deputy Speakers can vote’ ruling: Plaintiff back to Supreme Court, prays for review of decision
• School placement exercise: 93.4% of students placed nationwide

The Finder

• Child Rights sues government for failing to enforce children’s rights, streetism
• Parts of Accra to experience 11 weeks of power outage – GRIDCo

The Chronicle

• Seidu Agongo asks in court: Why let others off the hook and prosecute me alone?
• NSS opens registration for defaulters and private candidates

The New Crusading Guide

• Group descends on NDC over lies on the economy
• Ignore fake video attack against me – Deputy Minister charges

The Herald

• Duffuor’s NDC 2024 political strategists out – Spio-Garbrah, Fritz Baffour and others make list
• ‘Bawumia used cooked figures for economic address’ – Combative Sammy Gyamfi

Business and Financial Times

• Tourists spend 60% of budget on accommodation
• Stock market showing promising signs

The Ghanaian Publisher

• 40 buildings being refurbished for Appiatse victims – Deputy Lands Minister
• ADB ventures into job creation under agribusiness entrepreneurship programme

Daily Statesman

• $4bn to cushion African economies against Ukraine crisis
• Spio-Garbrah endorses Duffuor’s agenda for ‘new’ NDC

The Custodian

• Ramatu Aliu Mahama laid to rest; Bawumia, Kufuor and others pay last respect
• UHAS confers PhD on JGC Boss

Republic Press

• Akatsi on fire; Police kill two in bloody clash
• Former First Lady Emily Akuffo dead