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Ghanaian lady who went to work as maid in Egypt and became ill after getting cursed dies
Ghana’s petroleum sector faces imminent collapse over Gold-for-OIl policy – COPEC-GH fears
A petroleum expert with COPEC-GH Duncan Amoah has cautioned government about the Gold-for-Oil policy, warning that it could disrupt Ghana's petroleum sector.
Macron rams through pension change without parliament vote
French President Emmanuel Macron on Thursday rammed a controversial pension reform through parliament without a vote, deploying a rarely used constitutional power that risks inflaming protests. Polls show that two thirds of French people oppose the pension reform.
St Rose's student sheds tears of joy as she returns home from school, video evokes joy
A young girl has won the admiration of netizens on social media after a video of her celebrating with her family as she returned home from school dropped online
Man shares video of how a tenant messed up a landlord's apartment before moving out
A man shared a video on social media about how a tenant left a landlord's apartment in a messy, appalling state before moving out. Many consoled the landlord
Yellen says US banking system sound despite turmoil
The US banking system remains sound despite market anxiety over the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told members of Congress on Thursday. There will be a careful look at what happened in the bank, and what initiated this problem," Yellen added.
Charlie Dior says blogger Zionfelix dresses like a villager despite all his money
Fashion critic Charlie Dior has described Zionfelix as the worst-dressed male blogger in Ghana who doesn't whose like a villager with a poor fashion sense.
S.Africa to heighten security as opposition plans strike: Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa warned Thursday that South Africa's security forces would protect the country from "disorder and anarchy" after a leftwing party called for a nationwide strike next week to try to force him out. His party has called on South Africans to avoid going to work and school or operating business on the strike day.
From acclaim to blame: Lebanon's bank chief Riad Salameh
Lebanon's central bank chief Riad Salameh, once lauded for reviving the economy, faces investigations into his personal wealth and is widely viewed as a key culprit in the country's dramatic economic crash. On Thursday, he appeared for the first time before European investigators probing his personal wealth and allegedly suspicious financial transfers abroad.
"She resembles Fella": Medikal's daughter Island Frimpong stuns fans with adorable looks
Medikal's daughter, Island Frimpong, melts hearts in a viral video of her spending time with her father, leaving fans gushing over her cuteness. Mnay impressed
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