Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Five Central University students arrested over cannabis-infused drug trade on campus.

Kantanka private security services' license suspended following Adwoa Safo shooting incident.

NDC honors late Jerry John Rawlings by naming national headquarters after him.

Thomas Partey declares Black Stars are ready to compete against England in World Cup.

NPP Bantama Chairman and Vice Chairman arrested after clash over constituency album.

Cape Coast and Samreboi submerged due to severe flooding, causing significant damage.

Ghana considers local control of its second-largest gold mine, raising investor concerns.

South African police ramp up security as anti-migrant deadline approaches.

Treasury bill auction misses target as investor demand remains weak amid rising rates.

Keir Starmer announces resignation as Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party.

The coffee renaissance aims to awaken Africa’s internal market despite global trade wars.

Flood warnings issued as monsoon rains could trigger outbreaks of various diseases.

The mosquito remains one of the world’s most studied insects for good reason.

The most promising Ebola vaccine has been shelved for 15 years, raising concerns.

Meteorite reveals lost moon-sized world from the dawn of our solar system.

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