Ghana News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th August, and here’s your Ghana daily news capsule.

Zango Institute for Development condemns religious incitement and calls for calm and due process.

Police arrest a man who assaulted a pastor over comments about Prophet Mohammed.

Labone police provide details on attempted robbery, suspect identified as Augustine Okechuku Maazi.

Accra sees a multiple vehicle crash at Ofankor barrier, resulting in 11 confirmed dead and 13 injured.

Ghana's Foreign Affairs denies seeking financial help from South Africa during recent evacuations.

NPP raises concerns over risks in the new Cocoa Bill, urging the President not to assent.

Joyce Bawa Mogtari challenges GBA President over lawyers’ vacation work, sparking a legal debate.

Mahama encourages Ghanaians to embrace the Free Primary Healthcare programme for better health access.

Ghanaian Vice President praises a Chinese automobile company for empowering women-led businesses.

Hepatitis B linked to 75% of liver cancer cases in Ghana, warns a health expert.

Government denies owing the Black Queens outstanding per diems amid rising player concerns.

Zambians head to the polls as President Hichilema seeks a second term in office.

Dmitry Muratov asserts that Putin cannot claim victory in Ukraine, highlighting ongoing tensions.

Ghana’s currency shows potential for further advancement in the financial market.

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