
Daily Graphic Turns 76: A Milestone for Ghanaian Media
On 2 October 1950, the Daily Graphic introduced a modern printing method and a fresh journalistic style that reshaped Ghana’s press landscape.
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On 2 October 1950, the Daily Graphic introduced a modern printing method and a fresh journalistic style that reshaped Ghana’s press landscape.

More than 11,000 people were affected when floods hit the Ga Central Municipality, and the assembly has now distributed mattresses, food and household items to victims while pledging to replace health insurance cards lost in the disaster.

Professor Dr Grace Ayensu‑Danquah called for greater investment in newborn care and stronger post‑discharge support at the Purple for Prematurity Summit.

A joint delegation from the African Law Enforcement Organisation and the New York Police Department met Ghana’s Minister for the Interior to explore ways to strengthen community policing.

From 15 November to 29 November, the GHS will treat more than four million people across 86 districts, aiming for zero river blindness by 2030.

The Canada‑based chorister and choir director calls for greater investment, infrastructure and professional recognition for Africa’s choral tradition.

With 10.4 million social‑media users, Ghana’s creators are turning visibility into revenue, but the challenge lies in building lasting enterprises beyond trending moments.

Zimbabwe’s Roseanna Hall and other African delegates risk missing the 75th Miss Universe pageant in Puerto Rico as new U.S. travel restrictions stall visa approvals.
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