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Akosua Serwaa’s lawyer, William Kusi dies: real name, age, education and biography
TikToker loses British wife, unborn baby in heartbreaking tragedy
Claire Chadwick, 40, and her unborn daughter died after sepsis in Nigeria. Her sister launched a £10,000 appeal to repatriate both bodies to the UK for burial.
71-year-old Nollywood actor Diewait Ikpechukwu dies, sad details emerge
Veteran Nollywood actor Diewait Ikpechukwu has died aged 71 after a prolonged illness. His film legacy adds poignancy to grief following Francis Duru’s death.
European Union sets up hiring portal for non-EU job hunters: Details and how to apply
The EU Talent Pool will connect non-EU job hunters with employers in shortage sectors across the EU. See who can use it, how to register and when it opens.
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Ghanaians react as Efya’s husband’s friend tells him, “I love you too, babes," at their wedding
Dorcas Fapson sparked debate after telling groom Tomi Thomas, “I love you too, babes,” at Efya’s wedding, as viewers questioned her words and outfit on video.
Argentina grants 2-year residence permit to citizens of 11 countries: See full list
Argentina offers a 2-year temporary residence permit to citizens of 11 South American countries. See full list, requirements and how to apply via RaDEx.
Emotional scenes as Asamoah Gyan weeps at father's funeral: Video
Asamoah Gyan breaks down in tears at his father’s funeral, as a moving video captures the Black Stars legend and brother Baffour paying their final respects.
Singapore passport application fees: Full cost of applying online, in person and overseas
Singapore passport fees vary by application method. Find penalties for lost or damaged passports and processing times for local and overseas applications.
ECG announces 8-hour power cuts in parts of Ghana over four days
ECG schedules eight-hour power outages across Accra from November 8 to 11, 2026, listing affected communities and explaining the daily maintenance works.
Ireland lists 8 categories of foreigners whose family members can work without a permit
Ireland's non-EEA family reunification policy lets spouses, partners and children of eight sponsor groups work without a permit, including Nigerian families.
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