Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th April, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Mahama announces 2,500 transformers to enhance power stability and dismisses ‘dumsor’ claims.

World Vision Ghana seeks partnerships to improve the lives of 2.8 million children through new strategies.

Ghana’s economic recovery is driven by structural reforms, according to Ato Forson.

Togbe Afede XIV leads Ghana’s delegation at a global business forum in Philadelphia.

Thaddeus Sory questions the performance of the OSP, citing weak prosecutorial outcomes.

Ibrahim Mahama unveils new airport and road projects following the Damang mine takeover.

NAIMOS arrests six Chinese nationals in connection with an armed galamsey operation on the Nyaase River.

GTEC suspends processing for new registrations at tertiary institutions amid ongoing verification efforts.

Passenger arrivals decline by 18.9 percent month-on-month, totaling 110,087 in January 2026.

Power supply will be affected as Atuabo Gas Processing Plant undergoes a planned five-hour shutdown.

Adawudu supports innovative fuel price interventions and calls for a long-term refinery strategy.

Black Galaxies to assemble 32 players in Prampram for a monitoring exercise ahead of upcoming matches.

Berekum Chelsea bus attack: Police declare three suspects wanted following the tragic incident.

Denis Sassou N’Guesso is sworn in for a fifth term in the Republic of Congo, extending his 42-year rule.

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