Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd April, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Credibility is crucial for the success of Ghana’s Fiscal Council, says Dr. Osabutey.

ECG is investing over GH¢4.2 million to fix low voltage issues in Enchi and Mpohor.

Court rejects bid to stop the OSP prosecution of Mustapha Abdul Hamid and others.

Police officers in Wa are undergoing community policing training to enhance local security.

The Methodist bishop faces backlash after a controversial message led to accusations of theft.

GES begins disbursement of SHS feeding funds amid ongoing food supply concerns.

Ghana's BoG unveils plans to turn remittances into a major investment engine for the country.

Government misses GH¢4.89 billion target in the latest Treasury Bill auction for the fifth week.

Waste management in Ashanti is at risk as plastic recyclers shut down due to new policies.

Dakar Forum opens amid rising tensions across Africa, focusing on regional security and peace.

Namibia is overhauling oil laws as it prepares for its first production in the sector.

Children born near an army base discover the truth about their UK soldier fathers.

One in three young women in Africa have never tested for HIV, highlighting significant gaps.

Trusting science is key to protecting tomorrow’s health, says Professor Francine Ntoumi.

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