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Bride nearly walks out of her wedding after finding groom being breastfed by his mother
A bride was shocked to near death on her wedding day when she was heading to the washroom and stumbled on her groom being breastfed by his mother.
Courageous little boy leads morning assembly in school, netizens react
Young student Romeo led his school assembly, guiding peers in prayer and singing the national anthem with teachers' support, showcasing his courage.
Toddler sister tries to feed brother yoghurt in adorable TikTok video, leaves peeps in their feels
A toddler sister tried to feed brother yoghurt in a adorable viral TikTok video. The girl tried numerous time to convince the boy to eat, entertaining netizens.
Brilliant 12-year-old boy attending PRESEC goes viral, says he wants to be a surgeon
Nana Frimpong, a 12-year-old prodigy, went viral for his impressive BECE score. He attends PRESEC and aspires to be a surgeon, sparking debates on social media
Energy giant Shell announces rise in profits
British energy giant Shell on Thursday said net profit rose 4.5 percent to $7 billion in the third quarter from a year earlier, as it benefits from high oil prices. Over the first nine months of 2023 Shell's profit was however down sharply, reflecting lower oil prices year-on-year.
Asamoah Gyan reveals he has no regrets marrying his ex-wife, audio pops up
Former Ghanaian international footballer Asamoah Gyan has indicated that he has no regrets about marrying his ex-wife, Gifty Gyan. He spoke to Asempa FM.
Nurse fell in love with her patient and gets engaged; "I will go nursing school too"
A beautiful nurse and her patient found love and got engaged, their heartwarming tale of romance and recovery has inspired many internet users who saw it.
Japan PM unveils $113 bn stimulus as poll numbers slump
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a stimulus package worth more than $100 billion on Thursday as he tries to ease the squeeze from inflation and rescue his premiership with his poll ratings at a record low. Poll ratings for Kishida are at their lowest levels since he took office two years ago, in part because of voter unease over inflation.
Solar mini-grids offer clean-power hope to rural Africa
Working as a nurse in her rural Nigerian village, Andat Datau faced more than her share of challenges. Off-grid for years, her Sabon Gida village relied on diesel generators or lamps and, like millions of other Africans, Datau often got no light at all.
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