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Nhyiaeso MP Stephen Amoah gladly joins Jama session, flaunts his 'chaotic' dance moves
The MP for the Nhyiaeso Constituency, Dr Stephen Amoah, aka Sticka, was captured showcasing his jama dance moves at the Accra Technical University.
Meet all the Le Sserafim members and how each one joined the K-pop girl group
Le Sserafim members took unique paths to join the group. Discover how they became part of the K-pop sensation and what defines their roles today.
Kennedy Agyapong vows to win 2028 election, eyes January 2029 swearing-in
Kennedy Agyapong declared his intent to run for president in 2028 during his birthday, receiving support and an office donation from Joojo Obeng.
UK automakers cheer US trade deal, as steel tariffs left in limbo
Britain's auto sector on Tuesday welcomed news that the United States and UK have agreed to implement key parts of their tariff-cutting trade deal, as levies on steel remain. Tariffs of 25 percent on the UK steel industry remain however, despite a bilateral agreement in May to completely remove the levy for British aluminium.
Stonebwoy's wife gets emotional, shares never-seen-before videos of their 8th wedding anniversary
Ghanaian musician Livingstone Etse Satekla and his beautiful wife Dr Louisa have posted never-seen-before videos on Instagram to celebrate their wedding anniversary.
Fire Oja defends his 'failed' prophecy about Black Sherif, claims he has fortified himself
Prophet Fire Oja reacted to his failed doom prophecy about musician Black Sherif. He claimed that the musician had fortified himself after hearing the prophecy.
ECG disconnects Ghana Water over GH¢1 billion debt, also storms GBC
The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) disconnected the Ghana Water Limited from the national power grid on June 17, 2025 over GH¢1 billion debt.
Chairman Wontumi storms Accra for NPP National Executive Committee Meeting
Chairman Wontumi has joined the NPP’s NEC meeting in Accra after his release from EOCO, while Chairman Stephen Ntim took temporary leave due to health concerns.
US retail sales slip more than expected after rush to beat tariffs
US retail sales declined more than expected in May, government data showed Tuesday, dragged by a slowdown in auto sales as consumers pulled back after hurrying to get ahead of President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs. Economists expect it will take a few months for the effects of new tariffs to show up in consumer costs -- and all eyes are on economic data during the summer.
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