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Christian Atsu: Photos of his sons, more family videos surface online
Footballer Christian Atsu was indeed a family man, as cute and memorable pictures and videos of him spending time with his family have surfaced on social media.
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Atsu almost escaped earthquake but cancelled decision to leave at last minute - Club manager
Atsu would have been alive if he had not decided at the last minute to cancel a flight out of Turkey, his club revealed days before news that his body has found
Atsu's finest goals from 2016 to 2023 show he's a legend who will always be remembered
Christian Atsu perished in the Syria-Turkey earthquake that took thousands of lives beginning on Monday, January 6, 2023. His previous goals have surfaced.
Christian Atsu's body is on its way to Ghana - Hatayspor shares details
Christian Atsu's body is being dispatched to Ghana, his club, Hatayspor, has confirmed hours after he was found dead and retrieved from the rubble in Turkey.
RIP Christian Atsu: Player's last career goal trends in video amid tributes
As the news that Atsu's body has been pulled from rubble hit Ghanaians hard on Saturday, February 18, 2023, a video of his last career goal has been trending.
Christian Atsu: Ghanaians react to death, fans share old photos and videos they share with him
Christian Atsu sadly passes on. Ghanaians have reacted to the news as they take to social media to share their photos and videos with him. More words pour in.
Turkish internet bites back at state after deadly quake
Nothing is ever deleted or forgotten on the internet.
Angry Bing chatbot just mimicking humans, say experts
Microsoft's nascent Bing chatbot turning testy or even threatening is likely because it essentially mimics what it learned from online conversations, analysts and academics said on Friday. "So once the conversation takes a turn, it's probably going to stick in that kind of angry state, or say 'I love you' and other things like this, because all of this is stuff that's been online before."
Qatar bid for Man Utd as Saudis linked with takeover
The race to buy Manchester United became a little clearer on Friday when a consortium led by Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad Al Thani, chairman of Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB), announced that it had submitted an offer to take full control of the Premier League club.
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