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Armed gang takes Piaget jewellery worth millions in Paris heist
An armed gang robbed a Paris store of luxury jewellery and watch brand Piaget on Tuesday, making off with 10 to 15 million euros worth of goods in broad daylight, police and prosecutors said. The last high-profile heist in the neighbourhood occurred in April, when three people on motorbikes robbed the Bulgari store, making off with several million of euros worth of jewellery.
School feeding arrears: Caterers receive payments from government after earlier protests
School Feeding Programme caterers have received payments for most of their outstanding arrears from the government, aside from the second term of the year.
Twitter user slams Crayon for celebrating Wizkid, singer fires back
Fast-rising act Crayon celebrated Wizkid over his show in London, and a Twitter user dragged him. The singer vowed to take everything fame offers. Read more.
Bank of Ghana is broke: Minority slams central bank for losing GH¢60 billion
Minority caucus in Parliament slammed the Bank of Ghana for recording a significant loss in revenue due to the controversial Domestic Debt Exchange Programme.
Uber reports surprise profit in Q2
Uber reported a surprise profit on Tuesday, pointing to strong growth in its core mobility and delivery businesses despite missing revenue estimates. "But our mobility and delivery businesses are growing at huge rates and larger than ever."
"Daddy's Personal Devil": Rebecca Quartey's Robdys Productions storms National Theatre with 2nd stage play
Playwright and scriptwriter, director, and producer Rebecca Naa Amerley Quartey, and her Robdys Production have put together a new project for stage play lovers
Lil Win's wife supports him, urges fans to save up for his Mr President series premiere in video
The wife of Ghanaian actor Lil Win has urged her followers in an Instagram live video to save up to afford tickets for her husband's upcoming series premiere
Niger coup raises questions about uranium dependence
The military coup in Niger last week raises the question of Europe's dependency on uranium mined in the West African nation for its nuclear power plants. The company said last week that it was monitoring the situation closely but that the seizure of power by the military had not for the moment affected the delivery of uranium supplies.
Ama Governor: LGBTQ YouTuber who was denied a call to the Bar fires at General Legal Council
Reacting to the Chief Justice justifying the denial, Ama Governer, accused the General Legal Council of baselessly preventing her from being called to the Bar.
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