2nd August, 2018

The Ghanaian Times writes on "protecting the dignity of humankind" focusing on human trafficking.

It says Ghana is not immune to this social canker as it serves as an.

origin of human trafficking by people who lure their victims to the Middle East and.

the Gulf region to sell them into domestic servitude.

The Times therefore lends its support to efforts by the Ministry of Gender, Children and.

Social Protection as well as the Ghana Police Service as they crack the whip on.

perpetrators of what it terms “this modern day heinous crime".

The Daily Graphic calls on government to revisit the import duty regime that.

puts the printing sector at a disadvantage.

It lists a number of factors that affect the price of goods and services and.

notes that the printing and packaging sector pays duties on paper, ink and cardboard imports.

which are considered raw materials.

On the other hand, finished products such as calendars and stationery are classified as raw.

materials and attract no import duty, but the same items attract duty when imported by.

packaging firms.

The Graphic therefore urges the Ministries of Trade and Industry and Finance to take a.

second look at the current regime and ensure that the right reforms are made to.

allow a level playing field.

The Graphic showbiz celebrates and bids farewell to music legend Jewel Ackah.

It recounts the musician's involvement in politics and the adverse effect it had on his.

career.

According to the paper, Ghana has a problem with giving people what they deserve and.

entertainers are the ones who suffer most.

It is this lack of acknowledgment that is making it difficult for people to be.

patriotic and sacrifice for the country.

The Graphic Showbiz urges Ghanaians to give people their due while they are alive and.

not wait for them to die before honouring them.

gbcghanaonline.

com.