Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th January, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Class FM journalist recounts assault ordeal by Fire Service personnel as police probe begins.

Kwame Pianim jokes with Mahama, warning him not to outshine his party on teachers’ housing.

Hon. Naser Toure Mahama remembered fondly as one of the best-performing MPs in Ayawaso East.

Two suspects dead following a foiled robbery operation; weapons and vehicle seized by police.

Owusu-Bempah takes a jab at Akufo-Addo, claiming Mahama wouldn’t make people stand to greet him.

Group petitions Supreme Court to prohibit Parliament from passing a bill on a third presidential term.

Nalerigu curfew adjusted to 10 PM to 5 AM as government imposes arms ban in the township.

GoldBod upgrade claims economic profit of $214 million, not a loss as previously suggested.

Bright Simons warns that gold smuggling cannot be solved by GoldBod alone; calls for comprehensive action.

US foes and allies denounce Trump’s actions in Venezuela during a recent UN meeting.

Johannesburg's informal traders demand action as policies fail to support their needs effectively.

A psychologist explores why some South African teachers still threaten children with physical punishment.

Ghana's January economic reality strips households of December optimism, experts predict stronger growth by 2026.

Walkable neighborhoods found to keep older Ghanaians more socially active, according to a new study.

In exactly 12 years, a 'Ring of Fire' eclipse will cross 18 countries, marking a significant celestial event.

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