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Weija Dam: Residents of Tetegu, Weija, Ashbread urged to move to higher grounds as GWCL spills excess water
The Weija Dam will be spilled for the second time in weeks after five gates with levels totaling 47.9 feet were opened. Residents are thus advised to relocate.
Airlines giant IAG revenue back at pre-pandemic level
IAG, owner of British Airways and Spanish carrier Iberia, revealed Friday revenue slightly above pre-pandemic levels as it posted third-quarter profits on rebounding passenger demand. "Leisure demand is particularly healthy and leisure revenue has recovered to pre-pandemic levels.
Abeiku Santana Apologizes to MzBel for Derogatory Comment; Apology Stirs Mixed Reactions from Netizens
Ghanaian media personality has apologized to MzBel after referring to her as a former artist. His comment triggered the anger of the singer and many Ghanaians.
Burkina violence displaces 4,000 in Togo
More than 4,000 people have been displaced this year in northern Togo after the security climate worsened following jihadist attacks in neighbouring Burkina Faso, the government said. Togo and its West African coastal neighbours Benin, Ghana and Ivory Coast are facing increased spillover and risk of attacks from jihadists operating across their frontiers with Niger and Burkina Faso.
Economic Crisis: John Mahama lists 11 ideas Akufo-Addo can implement to “save Ghana”
Amid the economic crisis, former president John Mahama has proffered some ideas that president Akufo-Addo can implement to save the situation and improve things
NSMQ: Legon PRESEC Contestants Show Dancing Skills With Trophy After Winning Competition
Legon PRESEC on Thursday beat ADISCO and Prempeh College at the just-ended National Maths And Science Quiz and did some dance moves which impressed many folks
Hajia Bintu: TikToker Chills On Luxury Boat Cruise With Friends At Plush Resort
Hajia Bintu visited a plush beach resort with some friends, and they had a good time as they relaxed and had fun on a luxury boat cruise. Hajia is living life.
French October inflation highest since 1985
French consumer prices rose at their fastest pace since 1985 in October, official data showed Friday, driven by rising energy, food and manufactured goods prices. Meanwhile energy prices added almost 20 percent, despite government interventions to limit bills for consumers that have kept overall inflation below levels seen in EU neighbours.
TikToker Flaunts luxurious "man cave mansion" that her dad built in Ghana
A TikToker, @pimp.daddydae, has flaunted the "man cave" mansion that her dad built in Ghana just to unwind with friends and family. It has several features
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