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TikToker allegedly killed by her boyfriend in Obuasi, netizens mourn
Friend mourns Collins Safo, soldier with NAIMOS Task Force who reportedly died in an Obuasi accident
A soldier and a member of the National Anti-Illegal Mining Operations Secretariat (NAIMOS) reportedly died in an accident late Wednesday, November 19.
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Sad scenes at funeral of Islamic SHS head boy Abass after tragic death
Sad scenes have emerged from the funeral of Abass, the head boy of the Islamic SHS in Kumasi, after his death from the top floor of the administration block.
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Wendy Shay refuses to drink palm wine offering from traditional priest at Weija Palace, video stirs reactions
Wendy Shay visited the Weija Palace ahead of the 2025 Shay Concert and rejected traditional palm wine from a priest in a viral video, sparking fan reactions online.
Young man recounts how his sister nearly ended up in prison over a bus sale scam
A Ghanaian woman was nearly jailed after a buyer tricked her during a bus sale; the case is now in court, highlighting the need for caution in business deals.
Zanetor Rawlings visits El-Wak for GAF recruitment, commends new safety measures
Zanetor Rawlings visited El-Wak Stadium during the resumed GAF recruitment and praised the improved safety, order, and discipline following the earlier stampede.
Mimi Andani flaunts impressive transformation after eight months of working out
Veteran singer Mimi has showcased her dramatic transformation following eight months of consistently working out in the gym, earning praise and applause online.
Court of Appeal frees Denkyira Obuasi Assemblyman in Major Mahama murder case
A former Assembly Member at Denkyira Obuasi sentenced to life imprisonment on the charge of abetting the murder of Major Maxwell Adam Mahama, was freed
US unemployment up even as hiring beats expectations in delayed report
The US jobless rate crept up in September even as hiring exceeded analyst expectations, according to a delayed employment report published Thursday after a record-long government shutdown. The overall hiring figure was higher than analysts expected, with surveys of economists by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal expecting job gains of 50,000 instead.
GAF recruitment resumes in Accra: Applicants ordered to walk and not run at the El Wak Stadium
Military officers at the El Wak Stadium ordered recruit candidates to walk and not run to prevent any tragic incident like that of the fatal November 12 stampede.
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