Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 1st May, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Karaga curfew lifted after two weeks of unrest, improving security in the region.

Ghana's Zanetor Agyeman-Rawlings elected second Vice President of the Pan African Parliament.

Women farmers in Ghana turn to agroecology to confront climate change challenges.

Confusion erupts at mission house as pastor runs to live TV after being chased out.

Ghana’s UN resolution seeks restitution and healing, not just development funding.

Woman demands GH¢50K compensation for 'time wasted' in a failed relationship.

Mahama visits Akosombo Dam, calls for upgrades following a recent fire incident.

Family outraged as mother allegedly snatches her daughter’s boyfriend.

Minority demands full disclosure on the Energy Sector Levy amid power outage concerns.

Court strikes out two witness statements filed by prosecution in the Buffer Stock case.

Thousands pay tribute to Mali's slain defense minister under tight security measures.

Brent oil rises 7% as the US considers military options to break the Iran deadlock.

Working from home in Nigeria reveals women don’t have much choice in employment.

Ghana's annual average inflation falls to 14.6 percent, signaling economic progress.

GoldBod records GH¢5.4 billion surplus for 2025 amid operational expansion.

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