Today at the news stands

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

The Finder:

- Rising road accidents: 180 die in January - President Akufo-Addo tasks 3 ministers to find solution

- Fuel: Special Petroleum tx cut to 13%

- Young entrepreneurs to enjoy funds with low interest - Minister

- Fuel smuggling will be dealt with forcefully - Dr Bawumia

The Chronicle:

- Commotion in Parliament over fuel prices

- Prayer camps won't save your life - Archbishop

Ghanaian Times:

- Exposed: Illegal fuel trade at sea - Veep orders security agencies to combat illicit deals on high seas

- Lay down weapons or face police wrath - President orders criminals

The Mirror:

- Pills for light-skinned babies?

- Floods are here

- Iron overload - Consumers of maize meals at risk

- Parliament cuts 2% tax off petroleum products

Goldstreet Business:

- Ghana export under AGOA increases to US$300 million but 'add value to raw cocoa' - Sullivan urges

- Integrated border management key to FDI - Finance Minister

Crusading Guide:

- Through desert for greener pastures: Akufo-Addo cautions African leaders

- Cocoa road contractors wild-eyed over government debts

- Jospong parries bench warrant claim

- Queenstar commiserates with Super OD's family

Keep hope alive; jobs are coming, Chief of Staff assures youth

- Jamestown Mantse inducted into Ngleshie Palace

The Publisher:

- 'Bad boy' Crabbe joins race; runs for NPP national chairman

- Disregard bench warrant propaganda - Zoomlion boss

- Amidu will resign soon - Alhaji Saani

The Informer:

- Zuma falls on own dagger as ANC party reigns supreme

- I'll deal with terror forces - Prez Akufo-Addo

- On fight against corruption: Drop your ego, Martin Amidu told

The Independent:

- Illegal bunkering, fuel smuggling will be dealt with forcefully - Vice President Bawumia

- Appiah Menka's death should charge us with responsibility to move forward - Mahama

Daily Heritage:

- Soldiers battle ready to protect citizens, urge all to sleep soundly

- No lawyer for Major Mahama 'killers'

- Death trap at Obom