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South African taxi driver says protests have nearly collapsed his business
A South African taxi driver shared how the protests have devastated his business, highlighting the struggles faced by the predominantly Black-owned industry.
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Zimbabweans slam Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma after wading into plans for national shutdown
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma backed a Zimbabwe-wide shutdown planned for July 31, but Zimbabweans pushed back, saying their protest movement predated her involvement.
"They'll release him and compensate him" – Captain Smart makes bold prediction about Abu Trica's extradition
Captain Smart has defended his Abu Trica interview, asserting shifting allegations and predicting his client's swift release and compensation in the U.S.
US names countries whose citizens are no longer eligible for visa-free travel programme
The US Department of State has excluded specific travellers from the Visa Waiver Programme, impacting dual nationals and those visiting restricted countries.
Thousands of students in Accra denied graduation as GES bans extravagant ceremonies
The graduation of thousands of pupils in Accra is reportedly in limbo after the Ghana Education Service imposed a ban on pre-tertiary graduation ceremonies and proms
Onua TV journalist levels serious allegations against Kwadwo Dickson after his exit from Angel, video
Onua TV's Akua Sarpomaa alleged that Kwadwo Dickson sacked her over a TikTok video, detailing her concerns about his misconduct as a veteran broadcaster.
"We paid money": Angry residents attack KMA officers during Adum demolition exercise
Officers of the Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly were injured and several Assembly vehicles and equipment vandalised after residents clashed with a demolition taskforce
Young US lady gives 'important' advice to Yaw Dabo after viral video in hilarious interaction
A young lady in the United States has advised Yaw Dabo to improve his English after the actor's viral "John Telly" moment during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
"It's been very tough": Opare Addo says government has spent 18 months studying unemployment
Youth Development Minister George Opare Addo has said the government's first 18 months focused on understanding youth unemployment before launching interventions
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