Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 3rd June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Farmers are embracing the Songotra-T cowpea as adoption rates surge across the country.

Speaker Bagbin expresses surprise over the passing of the LGBTQ+ Bill last Friday in Ghana.

Health Minister Akandoh warns Ghanaians to stay alert as Ebola has no cure or vaccine yet.

Ghana temporarily halts repatriation sign-ups in South Africa amid ongoing immigration protests.

Muntaka raises concerns over identity theft after Nigerians deported from Saudi Arabia show Ghana passports.

Ghana and the UK sign a growth partnership deal aimed at boosting education and job creation.

AngloGold Ashanti equips Obuasi SMEs with digital marketing skills to enhance business opportunities.

World Milk Day sees Cowbell commemorating with 10,000 students in Kumasi to promote dairy consumption.

Many Africans view their justice system as unequal, costly, and slow, raising concerns about fairness.

Pope calls for stronger health data protections in the digital age to safeguard personal information.

Xenophobia resurfaces in South Africa as anti-foreigner protests spread across the nation.

Ghana leads Africa with a new malaria vaccine that promises to save thousands of children’s lives.

Rainy season raises the risk of cholera and malaria outbreaks, warns the Ghana Health Service.

Scientists confirm a deep earthquake in Utah that defies existing geological theories and understanding.

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