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CEO who started watch company in Ghana after Circle repairer ruined his late father's watch lands $600k deal
In an exclusive interview with the chief executive officer of Hourhand Co., Patrick Amofah talked about why he decided to set up a watch company after school.
Ukrainian farmers worried as allies choke off export route
Petro Potapenko looks at the piles of grain on his farm and wonders if he will be able to export his production now that Ukraine's western neighbours have imposed import restrictions.
“Leave me out of your personal fights”: Oppong Nkrumah responds to Prof Frimpong-Boateng
Kojo Oppong Nkrumah has responded to damaging allegations made against by professor Kwabena Frimpong-Boateng in a report that has gripped the whole country.
Eastern EU farmers fume over Ukraine grain influx
Angel Vukodinov fumes over the piles of unsold sunflower seeds in his granary in central Bulgaria. "The average price of Ukrainian sunflower seeds sold in Bulgaria last year was $690 per tonne.
London seeks to keep Europe fintech crown despite Brexit
From digital bank Revolut to money-transfer group Wise and payments company Checkout, London is Europe's fintech champion and intends on keeping its crown despite Brexit fallout and declining investments.
Tagoe Sisters recounts their days of mixing mortar and carrying sand to survive
Twin music duo Tagoe Sisters have shared in an interview that they got their names through rehearsals and mixed and carried mortar to survive before making it
Little girl warms hearts as she mimics Kelly Bhadie, does waist dance in adorable video
A young girl has raised eyebrows after a video of her dancing nicely went viral. In the TikTok video, the girl wiggled her waist with energy just as Khelly.
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Yonny Kulendi rumoured to be Ghana’s next CJ, not Justice Torkornoo
It has emerged that a respected member of the Supreme Court bench Yonny Kulendi is most likely to become Ghana's next Chief Justice and not Justice Torkornoo.
Canada pledges Can$13.2 bn subsidies for VW battery plant
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday up to 13.2 billion Canadian dollars ($9.8 billion US) in subsidies over 10 years for Volkswagen's first overseas battery plant, to be built in St. Thomas, Ontario.
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