Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th February, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Sophia Akuffo expresses commitment to protesting against the government, stating she would do it again.

Kwesi Pratt reveals JB Danquah’s wife divorced him to join Nkrumah’s CPP, citing political leniency.

Mahama chairs the launch of Africa’s new $221 billion infrastructure finance body to boost projects.

Extradition proceedings against Ofori-Atta begin in the U.S. as witness statements are filed.

Ghana Armed Forces rescue 71 fishermen stranded after an armed sea attack off Gomoa Nyanyano coast.

John Jinapor commissions Ghana's new energy meter manufacturing facility amid regulatory concerns.

Kotoka Airport renamed as Mahama's legacy decision removes coup leader's name on anniversary.

Tomato traders complete first trip to Burkina Faso following a recent terror attack.

FABAG calls for a ban on selected transit goods through all land borders, not just Aflao.

Bishop Dr. Adu Amankwah wins the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Award for his contributions.

Mahama’s Accra Reset emphasizes sovereignty and private capital for job creation in Ghana.

GoldBod plans to purchase 127 tonnes of gold annually as Ghana targets artisanal gold reforms.

Faith leaders demand mining justice at the 2026 AMI, highlighting Africa’s role in resource cooperation.

Kelvynboy claims he sparked the Afrobeats craze in Ghana, addressing his influence on the genre.

Vegetarian diets linked to a lower risk of five cancers, according to a new Oxford study.

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