Ghana’s Daily News & Business Newspaper
The Accra Daily Mail is a Ghanaian digital news publication focused on bringing readers clear, reliable and useful information about Ghana, Africa and the world.
They cover the stories that matter to everyday people, businesses and organisations — from politics and business to the economy, technology, health, sports, entertainment, culture and major developments across the country.
Their goal is simple: to keep Ghanaians informed without making the news difficult to understand.
Their Story
The name Accra Daily Mail carries a place in Ghana’s newspaper history. The original Accra Daily Mail was a privately owned Ghanaian newspaper established in 1998 and later relaunched as The Mail in 2009.
Today, The Accra Daily Mail is being developed as a new digital publication, built for the way Ghanaians consume news today.
They believe the future of journalism is not only about reporting what happened. It is also about helping people understand why it matters.
That is why their coverage combines daily news with explainers, business stories, company profiles, analysis, interviews and stories that provide useful context.
What They Cover
Their newsroom covers a wide range of topics, including:
- Ghana News
- Politics
- Business & Economy
- Companies & Markets
- Technology
- Health
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Culture & Lifestyle
- Africa
- World News
- Opinions & Analysis
They are particularly interested in stories that affect Ghana’s economy, businesses, communities and the everyday lives of Ghanaians.
Their Approach
They believe good journalism should be clear, fair and useful.
They do not believe that using complicated language makes a story better. Our aim is to explain important issues in simple English while still giving readers the facts, background and analysis they need.
Whether they are reporting on a government policy, a major company, the economy, a new technology or an important event in Accra, we ask a simple question:
Why should the reader care?
They also believe in giving readers context. A headline may tell you what happened, but good journalism should also help you understand what happened before, what it means today and what could happen next.
The Accra Daily Mail — keeping Ghana informed, one story at a time.