Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 6th August, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

President Mahama and Jamaican leaders hold talks to deepen cooperation and address slavery reparations.

Six students from Obuasi Sec Tech arrested after attacking the headmaster and damaging property.

NDC releases roadmap and timetable for the 2026 constituency, regional, and national executive elections.

Stephen Amoah stakes GH¢1.44 million to defend the MASLOC forensic audit report.

Attah Issah clarifies that the $1.7 billion gold purchase loss was an accounting issue, not cash loss.

Lawyers challenge vacation hearings in Abdul-Wahab and Adu-Boahen cases, citing delays in justice.

Fire destroys the family house of late Tamale Central MP Murtala Mohammed in Tamale.

Dynamite explosion in Aboso leaves four dead and several injured during a snake hunt.

Chamber of Mines donates GH¢2 million in relief items to flood victims across the region.

NPP organizes 'Democracy under attack' street protest, calling it a face-saving tactic.

WAEC denies bias claims against private school candidates in BECE results amid declining pass rates.

Ghana has sufficient fuel stocks despite global price pressures, assures the National Petroleum Authority.

Samsung Ghana unveils AI-powered Galaxy Watch Ultra2 and Watch9, promising enhanced features.

Baseus launches the PicoGo Series, the thinnest power duo designed for digital nomads.

Zambia eliminated from WAFCON group stage, ending their hopes for the 2027 World Cup.

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