Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 8th June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Empowering nurses is crucial for saving lives and strengthening health systems, says Dean.

Another building collapses in Accra during rainfall; two people rescued, two confirmed dead.

Ramaphosa warns against vigilante crackdowns on foreign nationals amid rising tensions.

NLC orders doctors at KATH to end strike as dispute over CEO suspension escalates.

Government warns against rising misinformation and calls for stronger journalistic standards.

Ghana's parliament passes a bill criminalizing gay acts, sparking widespread concern.

Food safety alert: 251 food handlers diagnosed with serious health conditions.

Last batch of 342 Ghanaian evacuees fleeing xenophobic attacks in South Africa returns home.

Ghana activates its Ebola response plan as outbreaks surge in DRC and Uganda.

GAC creates a special HIV/AIDS desk aimed at supporting youth initiatives.

Medical lab scientists undergo training to prepare for global health emergencies.

As climate shifts, malaria is gaining ground in southern Africa, raising alarms.

Nigerian mega-highway faces challenges from rising seas and protected forests.

The Kasapreko Blueprint reveals how a family business conquered the stock market.

AI-driven memory price surge is impacting IT budgets across Africa.

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