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Ghanaian actor Lil Win has been granted bail after his car crashed and killed a three-year-old boy in Kumasi. His wife cannot get hold of herself
Russia's central bank chief called Thursday for Russia to be an "open economy" despite the barrage of Western sanctions and trading restrictions it has been hit with over its Ukraine offensive. At a panel discussion on Thursday, Nabiullina said Russia must prioritise "ensuring the openness of our economy."
A young Ghanaian man has become a cleaner in the United Kingdom in search of greener pastures. Phresh Adam released his one-hit-single Fame Keke, released in 2007.
Pamela Watara returned to TikTok, flaunting new braids and a tight black dress that highlighted her famous curves. Fans were thrilled to see her looking radiant
Hajia Bintu wowed her 2.1 million TikTok followers with a video flaunting her curves in tight leggings and a tiny black top. She showed off her plush living room
Switzerland's largest wind farm, sitting astride the ridge of the Jura mountains by the French border, consists of only 16 turbines -- tiny compared to those of other European countries. Switzerland's largest party, the hard right Swiss People's Party (SVP), has also backed the vote, warning that implementing the law could threaten Swiss energy security.
More money is pouring into solar power than all other electricity sources combined, with investments set to reach half a trillion dollars this year, the world's top energy research body said Thursday. Combined investment in renewables and nuclear for electricity generation is now set to reach 10 times the amount going to fossil-fuel power, led by solar, with China investing the biggest share.
Sam Thorne guides Harry Potter fans through the gothic streets of Edinburgh, where controversial author JK Rowling dreamt up the boy wizard more than three decades ago. Thorne's popular guided walk ends on the colourful Instagram-friendly Victoria Street... in front of two heaving Potter merchandise shops thronged by muggles, or non-wizards.
The European Central Bank is expected to start cutting interest rates from record highs Thursday, its first reduction in nearly five years, but volatile inflation means the path ahead is uncertain. The central bank will also release its own updated forecasts for growth and inflation on Thursday, which will feed into rate-setters' debate about their next move.
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