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Businessman Nam1 reacted to former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta being declared wanted by the Special Prosecutor. Nam1 recalled his own legal troubles.
German lender Commerzbank said Thursday it plans to cut about 3,900 jobs, around 10 percent of its workforce, seeking to fight off pressure for a tie-up from Italian bank UniCredit. It has since boosted its holding in the German bank to around 28 percent.
Honda and Nissan on Thursday announced the scrapping of merger talks that would have created the world's third-biggest auto company by unit sales behind Toyota and Volkswagen. - When the merger talks were announced in December the plan was that the two automakers along with Mitsubishi Motors would integrate their businesses under a new holding company.
Ghanaian media personality Nana Aba Anamoah has publicly described former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta as a bad leaders after he was declared a figutive.
Award-winning Ghanaian media personality and entrepreneur Deloris Frimpong Manso has launched her new sanitary pad products in Ghana to promote feminine hygiene.
South Africa exports vehicles worth about $1.9 billion every year, many to the United States under a trade deal now in jeopardy as President Donald Trump piles pressure on the country. Motor vehicles account for 22 percent of South Africa's exports to the United States, worth $1.88 billion -- behind only precious metals, according to government statistics.
Ghanaian filmmaker and movie producer Peter Sedufia has disclosed how much he spent to produce Aloe Vera movie that featured Nana Ama McBrown and other stars.
Asian markets mostly rose Thursday and oil prices extended losses as forecast-topping US inflation was overshadowed by hopes for an end to the Ukraine war after news Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin had discussed peace talks. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he had a "meaningful conversation" with Trump and that the leaders discussed ways to end the war.
For the first time in nearly two years of war, soup kitchens in famine-stricken Sudan are being forced to turn people away, with US President Donald Trump's aid freeze gutting the life-saving schemes.
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