Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th July, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Kofi Bentil warns that tribunals are susceptible to political manipulation amidst ongoing debates.

Ghana is set to host the first AU Extraordinary Health Summit in Accra next week.

The NCCE Director encourages students to actively fight against corruption in their communities.

Ablakwa emphasizes the need for a united and prosperous Africa in his latest address.

The ECG has announced planned power outages in Accra and Ashanti from July 20 to July 23.

Abu Trica's aunt's controversial message before burial has sparked significant public outrage.

The MTTD has seized 6,000 vehicles and hundreds of illegal sirens in a nationwide crackdown.

Access Bank Ghana has completed the sale of a 7.44% stake to enhance local ownership.

Ghana aims to produce 70% of its fuel locally with a new $1.98 billion privately owned refinery.

Kumawood mourns the passing of beloved actor Kwadwo Kwakye Obuobi, with tributes pouring in.

Zimbabwe's gold rush is contributing to a worrying surge in malaria cases across the country.

Mozilla warns that period-tracking apps may expose sensitive health information to third parties.

NASA reports that SpaceX rocket debris could unexpectedly crash into the Moon soon.

WhatsApp introduces a new Status feature, eliminating the need to delete mistakes.

In a first, a super microscope captures how acupuncture calms cellular chaos effectively.

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