Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th December, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Consultant counters Lands Minister on forest reserve mining laws amid environmental concerns.

Asantehene’s mediation efforts on Bawku conflict receive praise from the Progressive Alliance of Ghana.

Ghana declares December 25th, 26th, and January 1st, 2026, as statutory public holidays.

Tragic bee attacks lead to student fatalities and critical injuries in Ghanaian schools.

Interior Minister commends NIA staff for their dedication and hard work in service.

Turkish investors show significant interest in Ghana’s health and tourism sectors.

Curfew imposed in Nalerigu following violent incidents and property destruction.

UNODA Vienna celebrates 25 years of Women, Peace, and Security initiatives.

Ghana and the UK co-host ADF-17 pledging conference aimed at supporting Africa's development.

IEAG praises revenue growth but raises concerns over AI plans at Ghana's ports.

BoG Governor highlights First Atlantic Bank's GSE listing as a boost for the capital market.

Pre-Christmas sales see commodity prices decline, but traders report low patronage.

200 adolescents receive sexual and reproductive health education and STI screening in Anloga.

The future looks bright for malaria prevention despite rising health challenges in Africa.

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