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Thomas Partey makes return to training after being sidelined with muscle injury
Thomas Partey has resumed full training for Arsenal after a muscle injury. He joined the squad in Dubai and is close to playing against Nottingham Forest.
70-year-old African-American woman graduates from Kennesaw State University: “Excited for life”
Gloria Stowers, a determined grandma aged 70, has finally earned an Art Education degree from Kennesaw State University in Kennesaw, Georgia, US.
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GH man set to break reverse driving world record; does trial test in video
A Ghanaian man planned to break the world record for driving in reverse. He did a trial test on a lonely road and shared a video. Many Ghanaians were impressed
Dazzling unity: 3 High school girls' TikTok dance breaks barriers and celebrates diversity
A TikTok video of three high school girls showcasing stellar dance moves in fascinating uniforms has Mzansi impressed. The scene embraces unity and diversity.
GTV holds DSTV by the neck, teases them for bad signal during rainfall
GTV and DSTV had a funny Twitter war over AFCON rights. They mocked each other’s quality and signal. GTV’s meme of a child in rain made many laugh.
Reactions on X over friendly feud between GTV Ghana and DStv Ghana: “The GTV admin has won”
Many people have reacted to a friendly banter between Ghana Television (GTV) and DStv Ghana over the quality of the 2024 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) broadcast.
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Osei Kwame Despite: Businessman buys branded slippers for GH¢20k at Osebo's unveiling event
Ghanaian businessman and millionaire Osei Kwame Despite reportedly purchased branded slippers for GH¢20,000 during the launch of Osebo's fashion collection.
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Yvonne Nelson: Actress recalls how she defeats industry hate and keeps winning: “I don't stop”
Yvonne Nelson, a Ghanaian actress, author, and entrepreneur, spoke again on how she overcomes intense targeted hate in the film industry. Peeps have reacted.
Yemen strikes unlikely to end Huthi threat to shipping
Recent strikes against Yemen's Huthis are unlikely to end the threat they pose to international shipping, with the Iran-backed rebels having already survived years of heavy aerial bombardment by Gulf states.
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