Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 19th June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Reparations must address the suffering of enslaved women, says President Mahama.

Caleb Yirenkyi's late goal secures Ghana's victory over Panama in the World Cup.

UNICEF reports 80% of Ghana’s children under five are poor and underserved.

The latest ranking reveals only one South African university in the top 150 globally.

Court adjourns Wontumi galamsey case to July 6 for plea bargain discussions.

Kennedy Agyapong urges politicians to prioritize the nation over politics.

The People’s Forum advises Chief Justice to avoid excessive alignment with the government.

42% of GETFund budget now allocated to feeding for Free SHS students, says Haruna Iddrisu.

KAIPTC launches a continental AI cyber security project to enhance safety.

Labour Ministry sets up audit committee to improve accountability in operations.

Gunfire and explosions reported at Niger's airport, resulting in multiple casualties.

IMF approves $211 million in climate funding for Sierra Leone to support sustainability efforts.

South African scientists achieve breakthrough in understanding cancer survival strategies.

Young women now face nearly zero risk of cervical cancer death after receiving the HPV vaccine.

Togo study finds early signs of resistance to frontline HIV drug Dolutegravir in children.

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