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South Korean capital launches self-driving bus experiment
South Korea's capital launched its first self-driving bus route on Friday, part of an experiment which engineers said aims to make people feel more comfortable with driverless vehicles on the roads. "I feel like I've just hopped into a time machine to visit the future," said Kim Yi hae-ran, 68, after her 20-minute ride during the launch of the bus Friday.
Woman relocates from the UK to build her dream house in Ghana
A woman has shared the story of why she decided to relocate from the UK to build her dream house in Ghana. Many are impressed by how the house turned out to be.
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Ghana to use gold to buy petroleum products but experts criticise move as flawed
Bawumia has announced plans by the government to pay for imported petrol and diesel with gold instead of dollars. But experts say that will not save the cedi.
Kumawood actor Wayoosi (Joseph Osei)'s age, wife, net worth, songs, death rumours, latest updates
Kumawood actor Wayoosi was once a painter before he switched careers and pursued an interest in the entertainment industry. Here is everything about the actor.
Producing refined wine from cocoa: How GH entrepreneur started with local crop in video
Ghanaian entrepreneur, Dr Harrison Adjimah, is maximizing the abundant cocoa in Ghana to produce sweet wine from the crop. He is the founder of Volta Winer.
"She's good": Pretty plus-size lady with 'heavy chest' wows many with talented waist dance in video
Gorgeous plus-size lady who was captured in video having the time of her life while dancing to Tiwa Savage's 'Loaded' song featuring Asake has got many talking
China's 'iPhone city' under Covid lockdown after violent clashes
Six million people were on Friday under Covid lockdown in a Chinese city home to the world's largest iPhone factory, after clashes between police and workers furious over pay. The orders follow protests by hundreds of employees over conditions and pay at Foxconn's vast iPhone factory on the outskirts of the city, with fresh images of rallies emerging Friday.
Civilians flee as jihadists advance in northeast Mali
Jihadists aligned with the Islamic State group are advancing in northeastern Mali, prompting terrified citizens to flee their homes, sources there say. The Islamic State in the Greater Sahara (ISGS) launched an offensive in the Gao and Menaka regions in March, triggering heavy fighting with local armed groups and rival jihadists.
'Army of orphans': The price of S.Africa's AIDS scourge
At the age of 13, Ndumiso Gamede was orphaned when his parents died at the peak of the AIDS epidemic in South Africa. - 'Army of orphans' - According to UNAIDS, there were 960,000 AIDS orphans in South Africa, compared to 1.9 million in 2009.
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