Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th June, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

FIFA confirms Ghana's qualification for the 2026 World Cup Round of 32 before Croatia clash.

Echoes of slavery resound at Christiansborg Castle as discussions on reparations intensify.

Mahama urges Ghanaians not to waste free primary health care initiatives during recent inspections.

Germany and the Netherlands return 2,000 cultural objects to Ghana, marking a significant milestone.

Informal sector workers deserve equal attention, says Professor Naana Opoku-Agyemang.

Mahama states negotiations are ongoing to revive the Komenda Sugar Factory, emphasizing its importance.

Nine out of ten African teams secure World Cup Round of 32 berth, making history in Qatar.

Illegal mining site masquerading as government project has been shut down, ensuring responsible practices.

Colombia and Portugal play out a hard-fought World Cup stalemate, ending in a scoreless draw.

Shatta Wale's recent interview sparks national conversation on love, legacy, and responsibility.

Kumasi tomato traders push for revival of the local tomato industry, aiming for sustainability.

AI-guided microneedles developed to speed diabetic wound healing, showcasing innovative healthcare solutions.

The world is burning, and your wallet is in the fire, warns Jeremy Grantham on economic concerns.

UAE launches its first homegrown satellite, marking a significant advancement in space technology.

High Court retakes plea in MP murder case, as legal proceedings continue to unfold.

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