Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th May, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Delayed treatment of neonatal jaundice puts newborns at risk, warns Ho Teaching Hospital.

ALSALE Services engineers are undergoing training on Bulk Cash Deposit Machines.

Princess Marie Louise Hospital calls for operationalizing Weija Children’s Hospital to ease referral pressure.

Six thousand young Ghanaians barred from security services amid drug abuse and mental health crisis.

Ghanaian national expresses desire to leave South Africa, stating, "There is no place like home."

Roads Minister Agbodza warns contractors against shoddy work and urges citizens to monitor projects.

Portia Napaaba celebrated for her contributions to advancing HR in mining and manufacturing sectors.

Bodi NHIA Office organizes float to promote free primary health care rollout in the community.

Four students from Ada SHS arrested over a cutlass threat video involving a junior student.

Labourer remanded for allegedly robbing a financial consultant in a shocking incident.

Gunman known to Secret Service opens fire near the White House, resulting in a fatal confrontation.

Ghana ready to engage with France on reparatory justice, according to the Foreign Ministry.

NADeF credit scheme boosts businesses in Ahafo communities, providing much-needed support.

Uganda celebrates Cubs' qualification for the FIFA U-17 World Cup, marking a significant achievement.

The obesity epidemic is changing shape, with poorer countries now facing the brunt of the crisis.

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