Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Education Ministry partners with Interior Ministry to produce sanitary pads and uniforms for schools.

Tricycle riders protest high licensing fees, calling for government support to ease their burden.

University of Ghana disputes GTEC-approved fees, with promises of refunds for overpaid students.

IGP promotes 17 officers for exemplary service in tackling armed robbery and ammunition smuggling.

Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta detained by US immigration authorities pending extradition review.

40-year-old man sentenced to 10 years in prison for defiling and impregnating his daughter.

Ntim Fordjour demands immediate recall of LGBTQ teaching materials from schools, citing concerns.

US freezes visa processing for 75 countries, including Nigeria and Somalia, amid immigration changes.

Ghana Health Service warns of possible meningitis outbreak as dry season approaches.

Ghana pursues Hepatitis B birth dose as US removes the vaccine from its requirements.

James Webb Space Telescope's mysterious red dots may actually be black holes in disguise.

Children may need full-dose yellow fever vaccinations due to lower antibody responses from reduced doses.

How gut health could influence aging is explored in a new French study on microbes.

Meta tests in-message games on Threads, introducing a new basketball game for users.

Toyota Systems and Fujitsu collaborate to streamline on-board computer design using AI technology.

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