Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th October, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Tribal conflict raises concerns for starch factory investors in Nkwanta South university proposal.

Kudus' winning goal secures Ghana's spot in the World Cup for the fifth time.

Health Minister requests amnesty for nurse involved in viral protest video controversy.

Oti River tragedy claims 15 lives, including 11 children, in canoe accident.

TUC calls for decisive action to tackle the illegal galamsey mining crisis in Ghana.

Ghana's foreign reserves surpass IMF program targets, signaling economic improvement.

Cameroon votes as President Biya seeks to extend his long-standing rule in the country.

Madagascar president warns of coup attempts as protests escalate among soldiers.

Urgent calls for debt relief as developing nations face cuts in health and education.

Over 30,000 girls in Kumasi to receive HPV vaccinations amid rising cervical cancer cases.

Ghana holds the third-highest policy rate in Africa despite recent rate cuts.

AIDS Commission urges collaboration to meet the ambitious 95-95-95 HIV targets.

Seasonal influenza outbreak reported across multiple regions in Ghana, health officials warn.

Mining consultant disputes claims regarding illegal gold purchases by GoldBod.

CID officer admits to receiving money in land sale scandal involving Agbeti Lanquaye family.

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