Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 12th November, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Minority awaits government’s decision on helicopter crash report involving two ministers.

Moderator of Presbyterian Church appeals for government support for private universities in Ghana.

Labour consultant calls for a shift to productivity-based pay amid salary increment discussions.

Interior Minister renews curfew in Bawku Municipality following National Security Council advice.

New Chief Justice Baffoe-Bonnie faces political integrity challenges after recent vetting.

Veterans Association urges government to recruit children into the military for national service.

Immigration officers forcibly remove U.S. deportees from a hotel in Accra amid controversy.

Old video of alleged galamsey kingpin resurfaces, raising questions about corruption in Ghana.

Finance Minister praises job creation potential of the oil palm sector during plantation visit.

Cedi remains stable at GH¢10.92 to a dollar as businesses anticipate budget impacts.

Bank of Ghana hosts African Central Bank Governors to discuss banking regulations in Accra.

Ghana manager announces 22-man squad for upcoming friendlies against Japan and South Korea.

Health advocates call for accelerated efforts to combat cervical cancer across the nation.

Comprehensive approach needed to tackle rising diabetes cases in Africa, warns health experts.

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