Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th August, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

The 'Holy Rain' of corruption: AKSA bribery scandal shakes Ghanaians during Dumsor.

Ghana faces Côte d’Ivoire in crucial WAFCON play-in for World Cup lifeline.

Malawi stuns Ghana to reach historic Women's AFCON semi-finals and secure World Cup spot.

Two brothers arrested in Tuba for suspected murder following a deadly shooting incident.

Ghanaian PhD students in the UK reject High Commission’s proposed oath-taking for scholarships.

Bulk tanker spills 13,500 litres of diesel at Odumase Afrancho, causing environmental concerns.

Pastor Otabil criticizes "small-minded" Christians over the national cathedral project.

Residents protest against Apinto chiefs’ call to deny renewal of Gold Fields lease.

Three young miners tragically killed in a pit collapse at Odumase-Santenso.

Stakeholders urge for financial and entrepreneurial education for Ghanaian youth.

Ghana’s health system faces challenges as donor funding becomes increasingly uncertain.

KNUST raises alarm over rising cases of high blood pressure among students.

Gauteng reports a significant increase in cervical cancer screenings, raising awareness.

ADF grants $4.3 million to boost natural capital integration into development financing.

Evidence shared with BBC suggests South African special forces murdered a top detective.

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