27th October, 2017 

The Daily Graphic emphasises the need to ensure integrity on mobile money platforms. The paper sees the service as faster, cheaper and a safer way of transferring money. The Graphic however bemoans the high level of fraud associated with the business and calls on the operators to deal with the canker once and for all. The paper again believes the system can be enhanced if subscribers take personal responsibility for safeguarding their devices. It also advises the service providers to enhance their security features to reduce the rate of the menace. 

The Ghanaian Times calls on government to take bold steps to clamp down on vigilante groups believed to be associated with the New Patriotic Party, NPP. The paper believes activities of the groups continue to mar the beauty of governance in the country. It cites about eighteen violent attacks including the Rambo style storming a court in the Ashanti Region by the Delta Force 13. It also makes reference to the alleged chasing out of the DCE and the YEA Corordinator for Karaga on October 25. The Times says such activities drives away potential investors from the country. The paper admonishes government to tackle the menace head on just as it is dealing with the issue of galamsey.

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