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JAMZ Album: Sarkodie Opens Up About Feature With Black Sherif; Says Blacko Reached Out First
Sarkodie has spoken up about his feature with Black Sherif and denied claims that he rides on the fame of trending artists. His comments stirred reactions.
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Anti-climax as Speaker tasks committee to look into censure motion against Ofori-Atta
There was no secret vote of censure against Ofori-Atta on Thursday as many expected. The Speaker referred the motion to an ad hoc committee for consideration.
Ofori-Atta: Ayine, KT Hammond co-chairs committee to probe allegations against Finance Minister
The Speaker of Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has named Dr Dominic Ayine and KT Hammond as co-chairs of an ad-hoc committee on the minority's vote of censure motion.
China confirms Xi to attend G20 summit, meet Biden
Xi Jinping will attend the G20 summit in Indonesia next week and meet his US counterpart Joe Biden, Beijing's foreign ministry confirmed on Friday, in their first in-person talks since the Chinese president sealed a historic third term as leader last month.
Hilarious letter written by 9-year-old GH girl to her mum for misbehaving causes stir
A young girl seems to have made the day of many after a photo of an apology letter she wrote to her mother after misbehaving surfaced on social media recently.
UK economy contracts in third quarter
Britain's economy shrank in the third quarter, official data showed Friday, likely confirming it is already in a recession forecast to last some time. The BoE also warned that Britain's economy could remain in recession until the middle of 2024.
SoftBank posts Q2 net profit after Alibaba share sales
Japan's SoftBank Group on Friday posted a net profit in the second quarter, partly thanks to gains from its recent reduction of its stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba. In August, SoftBank announced it would sell down some of its shares in Alibaba, reducing its stake in the Chinese tech giant to around 15 percent from 24 percent.
Finland's foresters decry 'unfair' EU climate plans
Standing next to a freshly-cut clearing the size of seven football fields, Finnish forest engineer Matti Jappila pointed to growth rings in an up to 300-year-old tree stump. The loud noise of a clearing saw filled the thick boreal forest of spruce and birch, as Jappila prepared another part of his estate to be cut down in December -- before the EU can force him to protect it.
Kim Engelbrecht, Emmy-nominated actor celebrates S.African roots
Heads turn and jaws drop when South African actor Kim Engelbrecht walks down a Cape Town street. Yet, the actor who grew up in the working-class suburb of Belhar, east of Cape Town, is keen to continue work in her homeland.
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