Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 22nd July, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Former President Mahama meets Wisconsin Governor to enhance trade and investment cooperation.

Opposition financier Wontumi sentenced to 20 years for illegal mining activities in Ghana.

Coalition warns that the fight against illegal mining in Ghana is far from over.

President Mahama hosts African Union health summit in Accra to promote universal health coverage.

DJ KA addresses backlash over a viral video from four years ago regarding relationship advice.

Ghana's OSP denies claims that U.S. court dismissed charges against former Finance Minister Ofori-Atta.

Health Ministry confirms no cases of Ebola in Ghana, following a misleading report by SABC news.

President Mahama declares Ya Na’s death a national loss as schools resume in Yendi.

CID arrests eleven suspects in Tema for cybercrime and human trafficking activities.

Ghanaian pastor remains on FBI's Most Wanted list since 2016, raising concerns.

Ambassador Kikwete highlights Africa's high maternal mortality rates due to lack of action.

World Gold Council pledges $250,000 to support responsible mining initiatives in Ghana.

MTN aims to boost digital economy jobs in Ghana with expanded home connectivity services.

Ipswich Town signs Ghanaian winger Fatawu from Leicester City for £20 million.

HIV infections in Ghana decline by 14%, according to the Ghana AIDS Commission report.

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