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WAEC releases 2022 WASSCE results for school candidates on November 30
Turkey says Sweden's steps for NATO bid positive but not enough
Turkey said on Wednesday Sweden's new government was more determined to address Ankara's security concerns in return for NATO membership but called for "concrete steps".
H&M to cut 1,500 jobs worldwide
Swedish fashion retailer H&M said Wednesday it would cut some 1,500 jobs worldwide as a result of a cost-cutting programme launched following its decision to leave the Russian market. "The programme relates to administrative and overhead costs, and also entails reducing the workforce by around 1,500 positions," the company said in a statement.
Losses deepen at crisis-hit SAS airline
Troubled Scandinavian airline SAS, which has filed for bankruptcy in the United States, reported Wednesday deeper losses in the fourth quarter. SAS filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings in the United States in July -- a move allowing a company to restructure its debts under court supervision.
Kenya's Ruto launches flagship credit scheme for poor
Kenyan President William Ruto on Wednesday launched a low-interest credit scheme to boost financial access for the country's poorest citizens, fulfilling a key campaign promise made to voters. The fund will eventually also offer small-scale enterprises and start-ups access to credit, with those loans set to be launched by the end of May next year.
Hajia Bintu: TikTok star wants to break the Internet as she shows too much skin in see-through dress on birthday
Ghanaian TikTok sensation Hajia Bintu is causing a stir on social media as she poses in an extremely revealing outfit for her stunning birthday photoshoot.
Bold GH plus-size nurse challenges curvy 'gob3' seller; shows off her stature in video
A plus-size Ghanaian nurse, Abena Tawiah Nyamekye, has shown off her stature while recounting her struggle with body shaming and social stigma with SVTV Africa.
Mozambique court starts ruling on 'hidden debt' graft scandal
A court Wednesday begun handing down verdicts in Mozambique's biggest corruption scandal, in which the government unleashed a financial earthquake by trying to conceal huge debts. In March the IMF awarded $456 million in credit to Mozambique, the first such aid awarded since the debt scandal erupted.
Dubai’s Emirates National Oil Company denies it has reached a deal with Ghana for gold-for-oil barter trade
The Dubai-based Emirates National Oil Company Limited has denied claims it is in talks with the Ghanaian government about a gold-for-oil barter trade deal.
Cuban rum masters' tradition declared UNESCO cultural heritage
The traditional knowledge held by Cuba's light rum masters was on Wednesday added to UNESCO's list of intangible heritage, a prestigious designation that recognizes a tradition dating back eight generations on the island.
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