Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st October, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Fraud destroys nations faster than tornadoes, warns expert.

Curfew imposed in Sampa Township amid rising tensions in Bono Region.

Dr. Wiafe-Addai emphasizes early detection through regular breast cancer screenings.

OSP to charge former finance minister and others over corruption allegations.

Only one in ten African children complete primary school with essential skills.

Chaos ensues at UCC as NSMQ quarterfinals are postponed unexpectedly.

Pharmaceutical Society condemns assault on pharmacy staff by soldier at Burma Camp.

Audit reveals NSS payments to children and elderly exceeding GH¢1.9 million.

AG files criminal charges against former NAFCO CEO and four others.

NDC MPs’ absence hinders President Mahama’s agenda, say minority lawmakers.

World Cities Day highlights the need for inclusive urban development strategies.

Ghana deepens efforts to enhance vaccine communication and local manufacturing.

Gaps in sex education leave Ghana’s preteens unaware of critical STD information.

Oxford-trained doctor shares vital signs of breast cancer that shouldn’t be ignored.

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