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UK govt proposes pay cut for N.Ireland lawmakers
The UK government on Monday introduced a bill to cut lawmakers' pay in Northern Ireland, where power-sharing is paralysed by a dispute over post-Brexit trade. Under a 1998 peace agreement which ended decades of sectarian violence over British rule in Northern Ireland, power must be shared jointly between a pro-UK unionist and pro-Irish nationalist party.
Recession-hit UK needs more migrant labour: business group
Britain needs more migrant labour to boost productivity as it faces a toxic mix of soaring inflation and shrinking growth, the country's main business lobby group warned Monday. "Britain is in the middle of stagflation -- rocketing inflation and negative growth -- for the first time that probably most of us can remember.
S.Africa court orders parole for anti-apartheid hero's killer
South Africa's top court on Monday ordered the release on parole of a Polish immigrant who shot dead Chris Hani, a prominent anti-apartheid hero in 1993, a death that nearly sparked a civil war. He said Walus must be released on parole within 10 calendar days from Monday.
Ghanaian girl taken to U.S. as child but lost her dad becomes Dr with mom's hard work & support
Bridget Ayinbono Azera, a young girl who was sent to the United States after getting grade 6 in BECE has now become a doctor. She lost her dad but mom supported
I. Coast, Ghana ease tug-of-war with buyers over cocoa prices
Ivory Coast and Ghana, the world's two biggest cocoa producers, said Monday there had been progress towards resolving a tug-of-war with chocolate giants on prices. Monday's joint statement was signed by the Ivorian Coffee-Cocoa Council (CCC), the Ghana Cocoa Board (Cocobod) and the Ivory Coast-Ghana Cocoa Initiative (CIGCI).
Economic crisis: Former President Mahama laments how hardship has affected church offering
Former President Mahama says Ghana's economic crisis has led to a huge drop in the offerings people give to God. According to him, people now give GH¢1 and GH¢2
Prof Yankah and other prominent media persons who have criticised Anas “Galamsey Economy”
Anas' latest documentary dubbed Galamsey Economy has been heavily criticised by three prominent Ghanaians with insights into the proper working of journalism.
Sarkodie: I Did Not Feature Cina Soul and Black Sherif for the Trends; Sarkodie speaks on JAMZ Collaborations
Ghanaian rapper Sarkodie caught up with Boomplay to talk about his JAMZ album and what influenced his decision to feature music stars Cina Soul and Black Sherif
Kind GH teacher meets girl who was wearing 1 slipper to school & buys her new things
A Ghanaian student has wowed many on social media after meeting a student with bad outfit and stepping in to get her a new uniform, footwear and backpack..
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