Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th February, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Ghana records a US$13.66 billion trade surplus in 2025 driven by gold and cocoa earnings.

Energy Ministry reaffirms commitment to rural electrification and grid stability initiatives.

Interior Minister donates Ramadan food to prison inmates, enhancing support for rehabilitation.

Survivor recounts harrowing experience after deadly attack on Ghanaian traders near Titao.

Ghana's National Ambulance Service reveals no local paramedic training programs currently exist.

Korle Bu Hospital interdicts two doctors and two nurses amid ongoing healthcare concerns.

Kotoka International Airport officially renamed Accra International Airport, boosting aviation sector.

EPA launches pilot water cleaning exercise on Birim River to combat pollution issues.

Over 400 residents receive healthcare services at Telecel 2026 Healthfest in Nchamab.

Cement manufacturers warn of potential price hikes due to clinker delays at the port.

Ghanaians overpaid GH¢1.5 billion for power, demanding an 11% tariff cut from the government.

SWAG commends Sports Minister and MPs for their contributions to the National Sports Fund.

Health groups urge parents to be cautious about the risks associated with excessive sugar intake.

Dr. Beatrice Wiafe raises alarm over shisha and cigarette smoking fueling breast cancer in Ghana.

Scientists reverse muscle aging in mice, unveiling surprising findings in the process.

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