Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th January, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Convicted Sedina Tamakloe-Attionu to appear in US court following her arrest in Nevada.

Two engineers tragically killed in a bulldozer accident at the Big Push project in Ayensudo.

Esther Smith denies claims that Pastor Elvis Agyemang charged for prayers amid ongoing threats.

NDPC Chairman states extending presidential tenure won't enhance governance in Ghana's democracy.

Atwima West MP Asante Bediatuo mourns the loss of his mother, Vida Ago Asante.

Mammoth welcome for Bawumia in Ashanti Region as he campaigns for NPP flagbearer position.

Ghana Health Service issues red alert for possible meningitis outbreak across the country.

Kasoa Walantu residents raise alarm over health crisis due to burst sewage pipe at Polyclinic.

Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa has been officially cancelled.

Black Sherif wins legal dispute with former management, court awards him GH₵50k.

Gold-for-Reserves: Amin Adam questions Bank of Ghana's credibility over loss figures.

SpaceX successfully launches its first national security mission of 2026 with US spy satellites.

Heat waves are putting honey bee colonies at risk, new research warns of rising temperatures.

Africa's top gold producer cancels long-term mining deals and hikes royalties amid price surge.

Connecting faith and music, Dennis Nii Noi is making a significant impact on Ghana's gospel scene.

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