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US arrests Chinese tycoon who backed Trump advisor Bannon
A Chinese tycoon wanted in China and closely tied to president Donald Trump's former political advisor Steve Bannon was arrested in New York Wednesday and charged with bilking some $1 billion from supporters of his anti-Beijing activities.
You are an “investigative terrorist” not “journalist” - Judge scolds Anas
Justice Eric Baah, a High Court judge, has held that Anas Aremeyaw Anas does not deserve to be called an investigative journalist because his methods are crude.
Hilarious video of Clemento Suarez speaking French and Anne Sophie, Twi sparks massive reactions from Ghanaians
A video of Clemento Suarez speaking French and Anne Sophie Avé, Twi has got many people laughing as they watch in awe as they speak each other's language.
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Late afternoon fire destroys goods, properties at Kejetia market, videos drop
A massive fire engulfed parts of the Kumasi Kejetia market on Wednesday and has destroyed goods and properties estimated to run into millions of Ghana cedis.
A Plus jumps to McBrown's defence after Abena Moet, and Ola Michael jabbed her for leaving UTV for Onua
Ent. Pundit Kwame A Plus has taken a swipe at Abena Moet and Ola Michael for jabbing actress Nana Ama McBrown for ditching Despite Media for Media General.
Hundreds of thousands of workers strike in latest UK industrial action
Teachers, London Underground train drivers and civil servants joined striking doctors Wednesday in a mass stoppage, just as Britain's finance minister Jeremy Hunt unveiled his tax and spending plans. "Doctors are on strike in our hospitals, train drivers are on strike.
Court gives Bolsonaro 5 days to hand over Saudi jewels
A Brazilian court ruled Wednesday ex-president Jair Bolsonaro has five days to hand over pricey jewelry he received as a present from Saudi Arabia, and ordered an audit of all official gifts during his presidency.
Ghanaian man expresses surprise at why some people play golf on Monday mornings while he goes to work: ”I often see them”
A Ghanaian man has sparked reactions on social media after he questioned why some people decide to play to golf every Monday morning while others head to work
Credit Suisse customers unruffled by stock slump
Credit Suisse customers in Geneva were not spooked by the bank's plunge on the stock exchange Wednesday, believing the Swiss government would ride to the rescue before it could ever collapse. "It will be covered by the government, under 100,000 Swiss francs" per customer, said a 40-year-old personal trainer, who declined to give his name.
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