Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th May, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

UNICEF urges urgent action on menstrual hygiene gaps in Ghana.

Three hundred Ghanaians return home from South Africa amid fears of xenophobic violence.

MP rallies Muslim leaders to support the controversial LGBTQ+ bill in Parliament.

Court dismisses Adu-Boahene’s application for a stay of proceedings in ongoing trial.

Minister warns occupants of illegal structures to evacuate before demolition begins.

Ghanaian businesses encouraged to shift focus towards manufacturing for economic growth.

Youth urged to respect the elderly and authority in society.

Ga Mantse tours flood areas in Tetegu following the Weija Dam spillage.

ACLU reports a pregnant Ghanaian woman and her son detained at Dulles Airport.

Cambodia orders all Africans to leave the country, ending immigration waivers.

Ghana's Ebola preparedness raises concerns as MP sounds alarm over gaps.

Global health alert highlights emerging threats including Ebola and hantavirus.

Scientists gain control over nanoscale deformation for future optoelectronic devices.

Rogue planet moons may harbor alien life for billions of years, researchers say.

Book offers insights on faith and leadership in pastoral ministry.

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