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Ghanaian man Emmanuel Ofei in US Army says he enjoys benefits that are higher than his salary
A Ghanaian man in the US, Emmanuel Ofei said the benefits one gets in the Army are more valuable than the salaries paid them.Some benefits include education etc
From Accra to London by road: Adventurous Ghanaians share bad experience at Mauritania border
A group of Ghanaians who decided to get adventurous by opting to travel from Accra to London by road are not happy with what happened at the Mauritania border
Wode Maya shares video of himself trying scorpion and snake meat for the first time
Ghanaian YouTuber Wode Maya's viral video showcases his first-time experience trying scorpion and snake meat in China, sparking significant reactions online.
John Dumelo shares how Cecelia Dapaah's $1m can be used to improve Ghana: "Importation will reduce"
Ghanaian politician and farmer John Dumelo shares how Cecelia Dapaah's $1m can be used to improve Ghana. He says he will imporve farm produce importations.
Social media user confronts acclaimed Pastor Amansie Gyata Bruwaa over alleged thievery on TikTok Live
In a live video session, renowned Ghanaian pastor Amansie Gyata Bruwaa was accused of being a scammer using reverse psychology to exploit followers with charms.
"Our G-Wagon still strong": 12 people travelling from Ghana to London rest by road, show off cars
12 people who are working towards completing a road trip from Ghana to London are progressing in their journey. They praised the Benz they have in their fleet
US hiring cooler than expected in July but wage gains hold steady
Job creation in the United States was lower than anticipated in July, according to government data released Friday, hovering at the slowest pace since late 2020 in encouraging news for policymakers.
Ghanaian man kneels to pray and thank God for finally leaving Ghana and arriving in the US safely
A Ghanaian man's heartwarming video expressing gratitude for safely arriving in the United States goes viral, capturing viewers' hearts and sparking excitement
Maersk sees weaker demand for shipping
Maersk, the world's second-largest container shipping firm, said Friday it expects shipping volumes to fall this year as companies continue to reduce inventories. The Danish firm had previously expected shipping volumes to be flat or dip slightly this year, but now sees them down one to four percent.
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