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KiDi releases new song featuring Black Sherif, Ghanaians excited
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Massive tears as Legendary Nigerian singer and actress Onyeka Onwenu passes away at 72 after event performance
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DJ Switch cracks Ribs with her attempt to speak her native tongue, takes lessons from her mum
Real Madrid coach wants Antonio Rudiger to smash Kylian Mbappe like he did to Endrick
Antonio Rudiger has received the green light to 'smash' Kylian Mbappe when the French captain finally begins training with his new Real Madrid teammates.
World Bank approves $1.5 billion Ethiopia rescue package
The World Bank has approved a $1.5 billion financial package to support cash-strapped Ethiopia's economic reform programme after officials loosened curbs on the local currency. The IMF board on Monday approved a four-year loan programme worth around $3.4 billion to support the reforms, with around $1 billion immediately disbursed.
DWP Academy star Liya talks about her childhood and family: "I'm not Ghanaian"
Ghanaian dancer, Aaliyah Sankofa popularly known as Liya from the DWP Academy has opened up about how she came to get her name despite not being Ghanaian
"Your wife will kill me": Manchester City coach tells fan who asked him to sign on his leg
Manchester City manager, Pep Guardiola, enjoyed a playful interaction with a fan, who asked him to sign on his leg before his side's friendly against Barcelona.
HSBC records $21.6 billion pre-tax profit in first half 2024
Banking giant HSBC said Wednesday that pre-tax profits in the first half of 2024 came in at $21.6 billion, slightly lower than last year's record performance. "After delivering record profits in 2023, we had another strong profit performance in the first half of 2024, which is further evidence that our strategy is working," said Noel Quinn, the group's outgoing chief executive.
Bank of Japan raises key interest rate for second time in 17 years
The Bank of Japan lifted its main interest rate Wednesday for just the second time in 17 years in another step away from its long-standing ultra-loose monetary policies. The bank is seeking to normalise its outlier ultra-loose policies, which have driven down the value of the yen.
Greece tries to tempt its emigrants back home
When Konstantinos Tsanis got his doctorate in finance in 2011 at the height of Greece's debt crisis, his chances of a well-paid job at home were pretty thin. Some 350,000 people who emigrated during the crisis have since returned, the finance ministry said in March.
US Fed expected to pause again and hint at September rate cut
The US Federal Reserve is highly unlikely to waver from its position of holding interest rates at a two-decade high on Wednesday, but could drop hints about a September start to rate cuts.
Yen rises ahead of Bank of Japan decision as rate hike talk swirls
The yen extended its rally against the dollar Wednesday ahead of a much-anticipated Bank of Japan announcement, with debate centred on whether it will hike interest rates, while equities mostly rose on growing hopes for a cut in US borrowing costs.
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