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Accra To London: Historic team charges GH¢500 and GH¢1,000 for a luncheon meet and greet session in Ghana
Osebo condemns Ola Michael's funny-looking shoes, says it's a big no: "This is why celebs need a stylist"
According to Osebo, Ola Michael's disgraced his brand when he wore the viral shoes. Osebo also advised celebrities to invest in stylists to avoid these mistakes
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Sogakope SHS: 3 students manufacture agricultural machine for farming, video impresses many: “This is great”
Students at Ghana's Volta Region's Sogakope Senior High School created a five-in-one agricultural machine to make farming less difficult and more appealing.
Who is Shaun So? Anna Chlumsky's husband's biography and latest updates
Shaun So is an American businessman and former US military officer famous for being actress Anna Chlumsky's husband. Learn more about his life and career here.
TikTok video of woman who will attend her bae and aunt's wedding leaves Netizens reeling: “My sister, what?”
A woman on TikTok threw South Africans into a confusing state after she revealed that she's gong to crash her boyfriend's wedding, who is marrying her aunt.
'Strong enough now': BRICS nations eye global geopolitical shift
Leaders of the BRICS emerging economies, which account for about a quarter of the world's wealth, meet in Johannesburg this week looking to widen the bloc's influence and push for a shift in global geopolitics. Formally launched in 2009, the BRICS now account for 23 percent of global GDP and 42 percent of the world's population.
From 'magical' to 'rip it out': different brain implant experiences
Ian Burkhart looked down at his hand and imagined closing it. To his amazement, it closed.
ALS patient pioneering brain-computer connection
As a rare form of Lou Gehrig's disease paralyses his body, Rodney Gorham hopes a pioneering link between his brain and a computer will help others after he is gone. So think about if your body didn't move at all, your brain still firing at the same rate," she said.
The race to link our brains to computers is hotting up
Brain implants have long been trapped in the realm of science fiction, but a steady trickle of medical trials suggests the tiny devices could play a big part in humanity's future. The first goals of the Synchron test, said Dr David Putrino, who oversaw the medical trial at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, were to make sure the implant was safe and could monitor the brain over long periods.
From Furby to Grimace, brands cash in with nostalgic reboots
Furby and Polly Pocket are making a comeback -- and don't forget Surge soda and McDonald's Grimace -- as businesses deepen bets around consumers' nostalgia for decades-old brands. Mattel retired its Polly Pockets dolls in 2012, only to revive them six years later.
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