Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 9th October, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Ghana loses two hundred million dollars to illegal foreign fishing operations in its waters.

ICU calls for an end to precarious work and substandard employment conditions across the nation.

Government extends security curfews in Bole Township and its surrounding areas in the Savannah Region.

Ghana thrashes Central African Republic in a thrilling FIFA World Cup qualifier match.

President Mahama appoints Dotsei Malor and sixteen others as deputy ambassadors for Ghana.

A petition has been filed to remove Acting Chief Justice Paul Baffoe-Bonnie from office.

A US-based Ghanaian woman's body is found decomposing after she completed her master's degree.

Over four hundred police officers will be deployed for Daddy Lumba's upcoming funeral.

Ghana launches an HPV vaccine initiative to protect over two million girls from cervical cancer.

Ghanaian newborns are the first to receive a new malaria medication in a groundbreaking initiative.

Thirty-six new Mpox cases recorded in Ghana, raising the total to six hundred fifty-seven.

Experts outline a ten-year blueprint for significant energy sector reform in the country.

Rainstorm wreaks havoc at Adankwaman Senior High School just days before its reopening.

Laryea Kingston secures a new coaching position with Uganda’s junior national football teams.

Microsoft's Windows 10 shutdown forces costly hardware upgrades for millions of users in the UK.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!