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Italy breaks 'taboo' with push to revive nuclear
Italy's cabinet opened the door Friday to a return to nuclear power, aiming to overturn nearly 40 years of opposition -- though experts say any revival is at least a decade away. In a 10-year energy and climate plan published last year, Rome said it aims to install enough nuclear capacity by 2050 to generate between 11 percent and 22 percent of the power it uses.
Regina Daniels ditches decent outfit in IG comeback, drops video causes a stir
Regina Daniels activated her Instagram page after it was reported that her billionaire husband Ned Nwoko was the suspected father to the baby of Chika Ike.
GFA member educates president Mahama on 2026 WCQ budget, says he is misinformed
A member of the Ghana Association Executive Council has responded to President John Dramani Mahama over his resent remarks regarding the GFA's 2026 WC budget
Microsoft retires Skype, internet call pioneer
Microsoft on Friday announced it was retiring Skype, the online voice and video call pioneer that the tech titan acquired in 2011. Online auction site eBay acquired Skype in 2005 for approximately $2.6 billion, but the expected synergies never panned out, and in 2009, eBay sold a majority stake to a group of investors, who then sold it to Microsoft.
Kwabena Kwabena's beautiful mother looks gorgeous in a glittering brocade gown for her birthday shoot
Ghanaian musician George Kwabena Adu popularly called Kwabena Kwabena's mother has received many well wishes from Nana Ama McBrown and other stars on her birthday.
University Of Ghana student spends almost GH¢20k: “We watch we don’t judge”
A student of the University of Ghana shared that she spent GH¢19,260 on her graduation in February 2025. Social media users commented on the amount spent.
James Gardiner thanks John Mahama for giving him big appointment
James Gardiner has thanked President Mahama after being appointed NFA Deputy Executive Secretary. He has expressed commitment to improving Ghana’s film industry.
US Fed's favored inflation gauge cooled slightly in January
The Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure cooled slightly in January, according to government data published Friday, although it remained stuck above the bank's long-term target. While inflation has remained stuck above the bank's long-term two percent target, economic growth has remained robust, and the labor market has stayed healthy, with unemployment hugging close to historic lows.
UK firms cautiously optimistic on US trade deal prospects
Hopes of a trade deal between Britain and the United States, reignited by President Donald Trump's positive comments after meeting Prime Minister Keir Starmer this week, prompted cautious optimism Friday from a UK business sector keen to avoid tariffs.
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