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Cook-a-thon: Chef Faila flaunts pretty daughter, sings with her in video, Ghanaians react
Ghanaian chef, Failatu Abdul Razak has left many people in awe after a video of her playing with her daughter surfaced online. Many people have commended her
Gaza war paralyses Israeli tourism for third year
In Israel's biblical city of Nazareth, the basilica is empty, restaurants and shops that usually thrive on Christian pilgrims are closed, and many hotels have been shut for months. The economy of Nazareth, set in the hills of northern Israel, is heavily dependent on Christian pilgrims, making it a bellwether for Israel's tourism industry on the whole.
Germany sends frigate to help secure Red Sea shipping
A German navy frigate set sail for the Red Sea on Thursday with the aim of protecting commercial ships from attacks by Yemeni rebels, as part of a planned European Union mission. The frigate's mission still needs to be confirmed by the German parliament and the European Union, however.
Man correctly predicts semi-final match, what he said happened exactly: "I told you they will win"
A man has been praised for correctly predicting the outcome of the match between Ivory Coast and DR Congo in the ongoing African Cup of Nations (AFCON).
First-year Aburi Girls student dies after complaining of severe stomach pains
A first-year student of the Aburi Girls Senior High School has died after reportedly complaining of stomach pains spanning three days, from February 5, 2024.
"I am an SHS graduate and need help on how to identify a useful degree programme": Educationist advises
A young man who excelled in the WASSCE and has plans to further his education at the tertiary level reached out to an educationist and employment advocate for help
Del Monte guards in Kenya accused of beatings, rapes, killings
"The instructions were very clear: when you see a thief, you chase him until you arrest him and you beat him up brutally," says Daniel Kamau Wainaina, a former security guard on a Kenyan pineapple plantation owned by US food giant Del Monte. Wainaina said he worked for Del Monte for 25 years, mostly as a guard.
Shipping giant Maersk's profit sinks, warns of Red Sea risk
Shares in shipping giant Maersk dived on Thursday after it warned of an uncertain 2024 earnings outlook linked to an oversupply of container vessels and Yemeni rebel attacks in the Red Sea. The "oversupply challenges" in the maritime shipping industry are expected to "materialise fully" over the course of 2024, Maersk said.
Ghanaian man in UK regrets leaving successful business to relocate: “I am not happy abroad”
Stephen Yeboah, a Ghanaian in the UK, regrets leaving a successful business, as he finds life abroad challenging. Advises youth to focus on opportunities in Ghana.
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