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Ronaldo opens up about his life on YouTube, explains how he manages pressure
Al-Nassr star Cristiano Ronaldo has explained how he manages pressure as a top-level player on his new YouTube channel, UR, which he launched on August 21.
Ghanaian woman recounts how her friend nearly destroyed her relationship with her UK boyfriend
Ewura shared how her jealous friend almost ruined her relationship, but her now-husband stayed committed, and they are happily married with two children.
FABAG urges government to scrap duties on essential commodities
The Food and Beverages Association of Ghana (FABAG) has appealed to the government to eliminate all duties on essential commodities imported into the country.
Mr Happiness weighs in on Dr Mensa Otabil's advice on marriage: "Stay single if you want to be happy"
Mr Happiness has expressed his views on Dr Mensa Otabil's recent advice on marriage, but it appears Ghanaians are not too happy with his comments.
Queen mother of Denyase weeps on the floor after Otumfuo revokes her royal status
The case of the Denyase Traditional Area ended in tears for the Paramount Queen of Denyase, Nana Adutwiwaa Bonin III, as the Asantehene declared she was not a royal.
Stonebwoy addresses the controversy over his GIMPA certificate, peeps react
Ghanaian dancehall artiste Stonebwoy has addressed critics over claims that he did not attend lectures and was gifted his GIMPA certificate at his recent graduation.
Asamoah Gyan's only daughter does her own makeup in latest video, looks so beautiful
Asamoah Gyan's only daughter, Zelda Ohemaa Gyan, is not only beautiful but also possesses talent in makeup artistry. She showed her talent in a new video.
Ghanaian man shares qualities he wants in his woman: “She must have at least GH¢14k”
A young Ghanaian man says he won’t date a woman with less than GH¢14,000 in her account, as he values financial strength in relationships and thoughtful gift-giving.
US jobs data point to weaker than expected market
The US jobs market was probably cooler than expected in the year through March, Labor Department data showed Wednesday, signaling weaker but still-positive growth. "The nuance there is very important," he added, telling AFP the data "does not point to a weak labor market."
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