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Shatta Wale causes heavy commotion as he sprays cash in the streets of Accra
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Baba Spirit: Oheneba Ntim Barima eulogises his late friend, says he regrets not listening to his advice
Ghanaian herbalist Oheneba Ntim Barimah was moved to near tears as he regretfully talked about his strained relationship with the late Baba Spirit.
From the pitch to the streets: Why Benjamin Asare is nicknamed ‘Shatta Wale’
The reason why Black Stars and Accra Hearts of Oak goalkeeper Benjamin Asare carries the nickname of award-winning dancehall artiste Shatta Wale has emerged.
Why Mohammed Kudus must deliver for West Ham United vs Liverpool
Ghana’s Mohammed Kudus aims to reignite his Premier League form as West Ham face Liverpool in a crucial EPL clash amid a four-game winless streak
Ex-Ghana captain Andre Ayew’s opulent French home leaves fans drooling (Video)
Andre Ayew's impressive mansion in France, fit for a king, has emerged online, with many left impressed by the style, comfort, and space in his palace.
Lady dates Ghanaian man for seven years, finds out he married three years ago
A Ghanaian woman cried out after her lover of many years jilted her to marry someone else, but netizens were curious to hear his version of events.
German refinery's plight prompts calls for return of Russian oil
No Russian oil has been delivered via the Druzhba pipeline to the PCK refinery in Germany in more than two years because of sanctions levied against Moscow following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Jesus Ahuofe drops early prophecy about Ghana's next president, video goes viral
Popular Ghanaian prophet Jesus Ahuofe trended online after commenting in a video that Ghana's next president had a name beginning with the letter J.
Iraqi markets a haven for pedlars escaping Iran's economic woes
Every Friday, Alawi crosses the border from Iran into Iraq to sell his produce in the markets of Basra, which serve as a haven for Iranians grappling with economic sanctions. He is just one of many Iranian pedlars who endure the arduous journey into southern Iraq through the Chalamja border crossing.
Chinese manufacturers in fighting spirits despite scrapped US orders
On a sweltering spring day, workers at a Christmas tree factory in eastern China rhythmically assembled piles of branches, wiping away sweat as they daubed white-paint snow onto plastic pine needles. Other local Christmas tree makers have also been hit, she said, but not as badly as in southern Guangdong province, where some factories' production can be completely taken up by one large US client.
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