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Carl Hahn, who headed the Volkswagen group during the German car giant's heyday in the 1980s, has died, a spokeswoman for the Carl and Marisa Hahn Foundation told AFP on Sunday. He first worked at Volkswagen in North America and later completed a stint at tyre company Continental in Hanover before returning to the German group as chief executive. fec/rox
Famous Ghanaian internet sensation Efia Odo has left many Ghanaians in awe as she sang a gospel song titled 'Matwen Awurade Anim' on the GTV Breakfast Show.
Know-it-all chatbots landed with a bang last year, convincing one engineer that machines had become sentient, spreading panic that industries could be wiped out, and creating fear of a cheating epidemic in schools and universities. A group of Australian universities said they would change exam formats to banish AI tools, regarding them as straight-up cheating.
Wilfried Mbappé is Kylian Mbappé's father. He is a professional football coach and agent. He has three sons who are all professional footballers. Here is more.
Ghanaian lawmaker, Sarah Adwoa Safo, has shown off her beauty and wardrobe choices in a video on social media. Fans expressed admiration for the legislator.
The Majority Chief Whip, Annoh-Dompreh has appealed to Ofori-Atta to urgently review the inclusion of individual bondholders in the Debt Exchange programme.
China's economic growth for 2022 is expected to have been among its weakest in four decades after the twin crises of the pandemic and property woes, analysts said ahead of Tuesday's GDP announcement. The World Bank forecast China's GDP will rebound to 4.3 percent for 2023 -- still below expectations.
Tending to his camels in Petra, Jordan's spectacular archaeological marvel hidden deep in a desert canyon, Hussein Bdoul is all smiles: the tourists are back. "At the time of the coronavirus pandemic, we did not see anyone in Petra," said Bdoul -- a disaster for the town where, he said, "90 percent of people work in tourism".
Iraq's local currency has been on a two-month roller coaster ride following a tightening of procedures for international transfers, with some blaming Washington for the dinar's woes.
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