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Fire guts actress Yvonne Okoro's Afri Royal hotel: "This is sad"
Trump signs order to lower tariffs on beef, coffee, other goods
President Donald Trump signed an order Friday to lower US tariffs on agriculture imports such as beef, bananas, coffee and tomatoes, as his government comes under pressure from voters grappling with the escalating cost of living. Democrats swept all three of those races, with an intense focus on cost of living issues.
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Messi excels in Africa: Inter Miami star scores and assists as Argentina beat Angola 2-0
Lionel Messi shines with a goal and an assist as Argentina close out 2025 on a high note, securing a 2-0 win against Angola at the Estadio 11 de Novembro in Luanda.
2-time Ballon d'Or winner shares worrying photo in hospital bed
Spain superstar Aitana Bonmati is currently in hospital after being diagnosed with viral meningitis, less than a week before the start of Euro 2025.
Second Nation on Trump’s Travel Ban List Edges Closer to World Cup Qualification
Another country hit by Donald Trump’s travel ban could still reach next summer’s World Cup as qualification intensifies across the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
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Vybz Kartel pens emotional letter to Shatta Wale for donating to victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica
Ghanaian dancehall artist Shatta Wale has earned high praise from his Jamaican counterpart after donating to the victims of the devastating hurricane in Jamaica.
7 countries excluded from World Cup after FIFA blocks their participation
Seven countries are exempted from World Cup qualifiers due to a lack of FIFA membership and no recognition as independent nations by football’s governing body.
Return to bad days of hyperinflation looms in Venezuela
Venezuelans are grappling with political and economic chaos, a mass population exodus and fears of a US military attack. Maduro blames Venezuela's economic woes squarely on US sanctions.
US airspace recovers as budget shutdown ends
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Thursday that US air travel is recovering after the disruptions caused by the more than month-long government funding shutdown. Flight traffic limits had been set in place as a consequence of the record-long US budget shutdown, which began on October 1 and ended on Wednesday.
Ghanaian man sells bread at university, relocates to Canada and starts a family
Follow Nal’s inspiring journey from selling banana bread at UCC to pursuing a master’s degree in Canada, showing how patience and perseverance can reshape a life.
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