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Wedding Season: Jackie Appiah, Serwaa Amihere and other celebrities who are stealing glances at weddings with their gele styles
Ghanaian celebrities like Jackie Appiah and Salma Mumin are teaching their fellow Nigerian friends how to make statements with their gele styles in new photos.
Iran general says more than 300 dead in Amini unrest
Iran has for the first time reported that more than 300 people have died in over two months of protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody. Oslo-based non-governmental organisation Iran Human Rights said at least 448 people had been "killed by security forces in the ongoing nationwide protests", in an updated toll issued on Tuesday.
Bright Simons floors Bawumia’s gold-for-oil barter plan in an in-depth article
Imani Africa's Bright Simons has written an detailed article to counter a plan announced by the government to purchase refined petroleum products with gold.
Ofori-Atta fails to show up during 2023 budget debate in Parliament, Minority angry
MPs disappointment after finance minister Ken Ofori-Atta failed to show up on first day of debates on the 2023 budget he presented to the house last Thursday.
World Cup pitch invader defends 'breaking rules' despite ban
The Italian who ran onto the World Cup pitch wearing a T-shirt in support of Ukraine and Iranian women defended his protest Tuesday, despite being served a tournament ban. Four years later during the World Cup in Brazil, he again sported his Superman T-shirt as he ran onto the field during a Belgium-USA game.
Uranium-rich Niger struggles despite nuclear resurgence
Prospects for the world's nuclear industry have been boosted by the war in Ukraine and mounting hostility towards climate-wrecking fossil fuels -- but Niger, one of the world's biggest sources of uranium, has yet to feel the improvement. In 2014, Areva and Niger signed a deal, after 18 months of negotiations, that set down improved conditions for Niger through operations at the Imouraren mine.
Ecuador's ex-VP freed from jail after graft sentence
Ecuador's former vice president Jorge Glas has been released from prison after serving time for corruption in a vast scandal involving the Brazilian construction giant Odebrecht. Glas was jailed in 2017 for receiving millions of dollars in kickbacks from Odebrecht in a graft scandal that has seen several former Latin American presidents implicated or dragged into court.
Christians now a minority in England and Wales
Fewer than half of people in England and Wales identify as Christian, according to census data released on Tuesday, underlining a landmark shift towards secularism in multicultural Britain. - 'That's just Britain' - Some 27.5 million people, or 46.2 percent in England and Wales, described themselves as Christian, down 13.1 percentage points from 2011.
Nurses demand dismissal of Ashanti Regional NSS boss captured in viral audio insulting health professional
The Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association have issued a 72-Hour ultimatum to the government to sack the Ashanti Region NSS Boss or face their wrath.
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