Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 13th June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

A forklift operator faces trouble over one hundred thousand dollars worth of stolen raw materials.

Ghanaians evacuated from Ivory Coast as government brings back citizens amid rising tensions.

Over seventy-six million Ghanaian cedis released for the Black Stars' World Cup campaign.

Nii Lante Vanderpuye resigns as DRIP Coordinator to pursue a position in NDC leadership.

Thomas Partey denied entry into Canada, missing Ghana’s World Cup opener against rivals.

Australia's next COP president claims a shift from fossil fuels to renewables is possible.

Ebola spreads into new areas of northeast DR Congo, raising alarms from the WHO.

Safe blood supply improves as voluntary donations exceed eighty-five percent, yet access remains limited.

Protests erupt in South Africa against foreigners as African fans react to World Cup loss.

Over two hundred sixty global scientists unite, calling for urgent wildlife protection for climate.

The search for climate-resilient coffee continues as adaptation strategies evolve beyond traditional varieties.

Ghana trails Nigeria after posting six point four percent year-on-year growth in the first quarter.

Choirmaster shares emotional video of Beverly Afaglo, admitting to shedding tears over her situation.

Let’s shift EU ties from aid to trade and investment, urges President Mahama.

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