Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 31st May, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Ghana's parliament approves controversial anti-LGBTQ law, awaiting the president's signature.

Nine out of ten girls in Ghana miss school during menstruation, highlighting a critical issue.

Doctors raise alarm as hypertension cases continue to rise across the nation.

Evacuees share their harrowing experiences as Ghana repatriates citizens from South Africa.

Fidelity Bank calls for stronger partnerships between businesses and government for economic growth.

The flooding crisis in Accra is linked to governance failures and poor sanitation practices.

ECG plans major network upgrades in Kumasi to improve power stability by June 5.

Ghanaian teacher detained at Dulles Airport for over a week after revealing asylum intentions.

Hudai Foundation distributes 1,500 cows to Muslim families for Eid-ul-Adha celebrations.

BoG Governor urges CEOs to invest capital to drive Ghana’s economic reset effectively.

Meteor fireball triggers loud boom across New England, confirmed by NASA.

Ebola threat prompts health officials to enforce hand-washing stations at public gatherings.

UG professor calls for responsible behavior during the rainy season to prevent malaria outbreaks.

Emmanuella Amoako receives the Pediatric Oncology Yvonne Award for her outstanding contributions.

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