Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th May, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Water Resources Commission partners with University of Johannesburg to enhance Ghana's water management.

Elderly evacuee from South Africa struggles to walk, video goes viral online.

Ghana welcomes first group of citizens evacuated from South Africa amid immigration protests.

Government urged to improve access to menstrual hygiene facilities in basic schools.

Ghana Meteorological Agency calls for more investment in weather infrastructure and climate resilience.

Civil society demands clearer direction on food system financing from African Development Bank.

U.S. conducts second round of strikes on Iranian targets in three days.

Energy Minister advises ECG staff to focus on engineering, not politics.

Government warns against manipulation and diversion of premix fuel prices.

Accra-Kumasi expressway project to compensate affected residents, assures government.

Experts emphasize the need to preserve Africa's traditional care systems for better health outcomes.

Zimbabwe establishes contingency fund to respond to Ebola outbreak as cases rise.

Western diet linked to a sixfold increase in kidney disease risk, reveals new Ghana study.

Why unproven herbal medicines should not be advertised as cures on Ghana’s airwaves.

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