Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th March, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Muntaka emphasizes the need for proper upbringing of children during annual Ramadan lectures.

Karpowership empowers female students as STEM fields remain male-dominated.

Ghana cocoa farmers still unpaid despite a $337 million disbursement pledge.

Ten people injured in a three-vehicle crash on the Konongo–Kumasi road.

Tano North MCE launches a 75-kilometer road project under the DRIP initiative.

EduSpots celebrates ten years of community-led digital education and shares its future vision.

International Women’s Day sees FIDA Ghana advocating for women and children’s rights.

Low voter turnout in Ayawaso East raises concerns over a predetermined outcome.

ECG announces areas affected by planned maintenance today, leading to temporary blackouts.

Justice takes center stage as the UN hosts the world’s largest women’s rights event.

Foreign Affairs Minister engages with US, Israel, and Iran on protecting Ghanaians abroad.

Ghana secures a 2,000 megawatt renewable energy plan as part of its 24-hour economy initiative.

Pressure from the US and China as Ghana plans to raise gold royalties.

Samsung seeks AI partnerships to challenge Apple’s dominance in the smartphone market.

Scientists warn that fake research is spreading faster than legitimate science.

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