Ghana News in English

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

Ghana leads Africa in health transformation through digital innovation, says Health Minister.

Minority leader vows to resist until Kpandai letter is withdrawn amid parliamentary tensions.

Labour Minister urges a comprehensive view on tariff hikes versus base pay discussions.

Kwame A-Plus questions Mahama's stance on a third-term agenda, calling it an absurd fantasy.

Asantehene emerges as a quiet power broker in West Africa, influencing regional peace efforts.

Curfews lifted in Sawla-Tuna-Kalba as security situation improves, says Interior Minister.

Sam Okudzeto criticizes the Office of Special Prosecutor, calling for a reevaluation of anti-corruption efforts.

Public debate ignites over Ernest Kumi's burial site, sparking emotional responses online.

President promises single-digit interest loans for farmers to boost food security initiatives.

American tourist fired amid kidnap allegations as police face challenges in the investigation.

Benin government assesses the aftermath of a thwarted coup attempt, raising regional security concerns.

ECOWAS declares a state of emergency in West Africa following a series of coups.

Sierra Leone mourns two young lives lost in the dangerous search for gold in its mines.

Bank of Ghana injects $10 billion into forex market to stabilize the cedi's value.

Digital danger looms as screen time among Ghana's infants reaches alarming levels.

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