Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 29th July, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

IMF releases final $360 million to Ghana, completing a $3 billion agreement.

Archbishop of Canterbury pays a courtesy call on former President Mahama in Accra.

GRIDCo explains nationwide power outages as ECG announces planned maintenance across Ghana.

Ibrahim Mahama supports evacuation of Ghanaians from South Africa amid rising xenophobic attacks.

Adwoa Safo recounts near-fatal shooting incident, revealing 48 bullets hit her car.

Ghana's cocoa yields face challenges from inclement weather and farmland destruction next season.

Ghana mourns the passing of its tallest man, remembered as a generous and popular figure.

Appeal judges to base Wontumi case decisions on records, not public commentary, says Edudzi.

Cyril Ramaphosa calls attacks on foreign nationals in South Africa regrettable and warns against Afrophobia.

Court extends plea negotiations in Wontumi Exim Bank trial by 30 days, with new lead counsel appointed.

High-level Governance, Minerals and Conflict conference opens in Accra, focusing on African control of resources.

Registrations now open for the 2026 ASCON conference, uniting leaders in Supply Chain and ICT.

MTN Ghana warns dealers against selling SIM cards above the approved price of GH¢10.

Parliamentary Committee praises NPA for advancements in Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector.

2026 WAFCON: Black Queens ready to face Cape Verde in their tournament opener.

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