Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 11th March, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Kwakye Ofosu details Agyemang-Manu’s arrest and charges related to Sputnik V and COVID-19 cases.

Critics wrong on ORAL speed as Kwakye Ofosu lists arrests and asset seizures totaling GH¢50 million.

Ghana's Gender Minister advocates for justice for women at the UN during the CSW70 session.

Ninety-three Nigerians arrested in Accra as Immigration uncovers a major fraud network.

Interior Minister calls for deeper collaboration and peace among Commonwealth States for global trade.

Adom-Otchere criticizes Mahama government over cuts in Independence Day expenditure.

Former COCOBOD CEO forced to return state vehicle amid ongoing audit probe.

Techiman Police seize 397 slabs of suspected cannabis hidden in charcoal bags.

Foreign Minister urges Commonwealth to condemn attacks on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon.

Bank of Ghana highlights strategic diversification of gold reserves to strengthen financial stability.

Tema Oil Refinery plans to boost capacity to 45,000 barrels per day for fuel stability.

SEC launches a new sandbox framework to test virtual assets and boost digital trading.

Samsung Galaxy Buds4 Series launches in Ghana, featuring hi-fi sound and AI controls.

Study finds deep ocean microbes may be ready to tackle climate change challenges.

Medical expert reveals root causes behind the rising cases of pediatric UTIs.

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