Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 21st April, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Interior Ministry reduces curfew hours in Gushegu and Karaga districts amid security concerns.

Police and CSSM collaborate to strengthen trust and combat extremism in the Sahel region.

NDC's Egyapa Mercer claims party has opposed the OSP since its establishment.

GETFund releases over 199 million Ghana cedis to settle school feeding arrears, ensuring no shutdown.

Former Chief Justice Torkornoo makes a joyful public appearance, dancing at an event.

President Mahama clarifies that recent power outages are not dumsor as 2,500 transformers are deployed.

WTC Accra leads Ghana's delegation to the Global Business Forum in Philadelphia, boosting investment.

IERPP raises concerns over transparency in Damang mining contract, calling for process reforms.

Uganda's army rescues over 200 civilians from ADF captivity in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Africa faces rising security threats and regional responses as the continent navigates global pressures.

Togo strengthens diplomatic ties with Sahel States Alliance, aiming to bridge gaps with the international community.

Gene-modified males could significantly reduce malaria mosquito populations, offering new disease control methods.

Nutritionist suggests eight low-potassium fruits to aid kidney patients in managing their diets.

Cervical cancer continues to claim lives as urgent action is called for by CDA Consult.

Mikel Arteta faces pressure as Arsenal nears another Premier League title challenge.

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