Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 7th June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

President Mahama lays wreath at Victory Monument during his official visit to Belarus.

GMA demands immediate reinstatement of suspended KATH CEO, threatening remedial action.

Building collapse at Avenor leaves one in critical condition, with others trapped inside.

Ghana's parliament passes a controversial bill criminalizing gay acts amid political scrutiny.

Finance and Agriculture Ministries clash could create a COVID-like effect, warns Bryan Acheampong.

Tema West Municipal Assembly distributes relief items to victims of recent flooding.

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

Women are urged to build strategic networks for career growth and personal development.

Ghana evacuates 340 more citizens from South Africa, pursuing compensation for affected businesses.

Dr. Bawumia congratulates the new leadership of the Christian Council, pledging continued cooperation.

Displaced migrants leave South Africa amid rising xenophobic attacks and growing fears.

Illegal fishing thrives out of sight, but transparency efforts are bringing it into view.

Ghana records a notable increase in gold production, with a 23.41 percent rise reported.

Goosie Tanoh rallies UK-based Ghanaians to support Mahama’s 24-hour economy initiative.

The Kasapreko Effect: Ghanaians invest GH¢1.4 billion into a local drink company.

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