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The anointed man of God said he was aware of the repercussions of delivering such a message. But he will still go ahead because "life is priceless".
Markets rallied Friday as forecast-busting Chinese data boosted hopes the world's number-two economy may be stabilising after an extended slowdown. Hong Kong led the Asian charge Friday after data showed Chinese retail sales and industrial production jumped more than expected last month.
John Alister, a houseboy who allegedly killed his madam, Afia Ahenkan, and absconded with her car in Kumasi has finally been arrested, a video has shown.
As global corporations face increasing pressure to report their ethical and environmental credentials, it is spurring a booming industry in businesses looking to verify these corporate claims. EcoVadis is one of the companies working to verify ethical claims, and says it has rated more than 120,000 companies so far.
A quarter of Greece's annual agricultural production was wiped out in last week's deadly flash floods triggered by Storm Daniel, which drenched the central region of Thessaly, according to experts.
Driven by a passion to protect the planet, Phoebe English hasn't bought a centimetre of fabric or a single plastic button for her collection at London Fashion Week. While most fashion brands now say they are acting to protect the environment, many are accused of "greenwashing".
After New York, the fashion world descends on London from Friday, showcasing big names such as Burberry but also the work of young designers who could become household names of the future. "REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion" showcases about 100 designs, some of which have gone down in pop culture history.
Chinese retail sales jumped last month, data showed Friday, beating expectations and fuelling hopes that the country's army of consumers are returning to help kickstart the world's number two economy after an extended period of weakness.
Thousands fleeing war in Sudan have taken refuge in the Egyptian city of Aswan on the Nile, where families are helping keep the tourism industry afloat far from the horrors they left behind. During the winter months, the city fills with Egyptian and international travellers -- drawn by the abundance of Pharaonic sites, views of the Nile River and warm weather.
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