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Nana Yaa Brefo explains why she quit her media job in Ghana to become an Uber driver in the US, video
Veteran media personality Nana Yaa Brefo explained her transition from journalism in Ghana to becoming an Uber driver in the US amidst public scrutiny.
Former American Idol star arrested after wife's suspicious death
American Idol's Caleb Flynn, a pastor, arrested for wife's murder. Social media reacts as shocking details unfold about the tragic incident in Tipp City, Ohio.
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Popular Takoradi-based businesswoman Nancy Ashley Cobbinah passes away, funeral arrangement details drop
Takoradi businesswoman Nancy Ashley Cobbinah, known as Nana Aba Seguwah, passed away at 36 after a reported illness, garnering tributes from friends and colleagues.
Captain Smart raises alarm over Abu Trica’s detention without formal charges
Captain Smart has expressed frustration over Abu Trica's detention without charges after arrest for alleged $8M scam, highlighting concerns over legal proceedings.
Ghanaian man to be deported from Canada as wife refuses to use spousal sponsorship, video
A Ghanaian man has been left distraught after being issued a pre-removal order in Canada after his wife refused to activate the spousal sponsorship program.
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President Mahama showcases wealth and prestige with his expensive personal official cars, videos
Explore the luxury vehicles used by Ghana's President John Dramani Mahama during his second term, highlighting his choice of personal cars over state vehicles.
Cost of kidney dialysis treatments in Ghana emerges, netizens alarmed
Over 13% of Ghanaians face chronic kidney disease, with costly dialysis. Discover how limited access to treatment impacts patients across the nation.
US Embassy fires warning to fortunate Ghanaians travelling for 2026 World Cup
The US Embassy in Accra has cautioned Ghanaians planning to travel for the World Cup to respect its immigration laws, particularly by not overstaying their visas.
"This is the only job I have": Ghanaian tomato trader says he'll return to Burkina Faso
A Ghanaian tomato trader said he'd return to Burkina Faso, only if peace is restored, following deadly attacks on his colleagues in Titao by insurgents.
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