Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Researchers are establishing weed management interventions at Dawhenya Rice Production Enclave.

VAT reforms are crucial to closing Ghana's 60% compliance gap, says GRA.

President Mahama discusses Ghana's remarkable economic recovery, calling it unprecedented.

One person has died, and two were rescued in a fatal accident at Breku Forest.

Netizens are clashing over late Naser Toure's wife's bid for the Ayawaso East seat.

YouTuber iShowSpeed has arrived in Ghana for the Supercar Spectacle at Independence Square.

GAF announces new bakery and poultry production initiatives to support logistics and welfare.

Reckless driving and overspeeding are behind the surge in road crashes this year.

Both NPP and NDC are criticized for failing to invest in research, according to Stephen Amoah.

Ghana is intensifying efforts to end child marriage ahead of the 2030 target.

First Sky Energies plans to add 50 megawatts to the national grid from its Yendi plant.

FirstBank Ghana is shifting focus to branchless, digital banking as it celebrates 30 years.

Thousands of World Cup fans from several countries may be blocked from attending the 2026 tournament.

Scientists are urging a policy shift to save the Amazon's largest trees from destruction.

Weekly health update reveals that Mpox is no longer considered a continental public health emergency.

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