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A Ghanaian young man has recently got many talking about him after experiencing heartbreak and resorting to the ground wailing and calling his woman's name
Ken Ofori-Atta, the Minister of Finance, has rejected the incompetent description slapped on him by the minority in its vote of censure motion for his removal.
Scientists and government representatives meeting at a conference in France voted on Friday to scrap leap seconds by 2035, the organisation responsible for global timekeeping said. The breakdown of which countries voted for the resolution was not yet known, but the United States and France have been among those leading the way for the change.
The skipper of the Ghana team, Andre Ayew has been commended for his performance for his man of the match display in Ghana’s build-up game against Switzerland
The future of Twitter seemed to hang in the balance Friday after its offices were locked down and key employees announced their departures in defiance of an ultimatum from new owner Elon Musk. Signs that government regulators were becoming impatient with Musk's handling of Twitter also grew on Friday, especially over the platform's ability to moderate content with a severely reduced headcount.
A market woman has opened up about how challenging it is sell in remote areas. In a video she revealed that a Ghc40 basin of of tomatoes is still not patronized
Popular TikToker and internet sensation Hajia Bintu has dropped stunning photos online rocking an office look as many netizens are left in awe of classiness.
The world's chocolate industry could be in for a turbulent ride as the two biggest cocoa producers set down demands for manufacturers to pay higher prices for their growers. Among corporations, Nestle said it strongly backed efforts for growers to maintain a decent standard of living and had been paying the LID since its inception.
Egyptian artist Bahia Shehab had one goal at the COP27 climate talks in Egypt: to let people experience the "hell" that is global warming. "There's research that said that people who are in a hotter place, in a hotter room, they're more likely to believe in climate change than those who are not," Shehab said at Egypt's Red Sea resort city of Sharm el-Sheikh, which is hosting the talks.
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