Ghana News in English

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

Prof Aggrey-Fynn urges reversal of decision excluding artisanal fishermen from closed season.

Ghana’s Mahama calls for UN recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as a crime.

Citizen files suit at Supreme Court over renaming of Kotoka International Airport.

Ghana’s Catholic Bishops file affidavit in Wesley Girls-Muslim student rights case.

Residents of Bilpela demand restoration of dam to support dry season farming.

Fifi Kwetey hints at Zanetor’s potential appointment as Defence Minister amid rumors.

Ghana to face Togo in FIFA U17 Women's World Cup qualifier next month.

Investor demand drops in latest Ghana Treasury Bills auction, missing target by GH¢139 million.

Heath Goldfields partners with local firm to revive Bogoso-Prestea mine operations.

Fitch scores Ghana 75.5 in digital readiness index, surpassing Nigeria and Kenya.

Ghanaian youth no longer prioritize condom usage, according to recent survey findings.

World Bank approves $240 million to protect coastlines in Benin and Mauritania.

Religious groups unite to tackle air pollution and electronic waste challenges.

A surprising foam discovery could revolutionize everyday products in the market.

Ghana marks World TB Day today, revealing alarming statistics on untreated cases.

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