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Blacko all the way: Black Sherif's 1st album sets record on Audiomack, records over 73m streams within 24 hours
Black Sherif: Bulldog Predicts 'The Villain I Never Was' Will Outperform Shatta Wale and Sarkodie's Albums
Bulldog has stated that Black Sherif's debut album "The Villain I Never Was" will surpass Sarkodie and Shatta Wale's upcoming albums in terms of achievements.
Camidoh's Sugarcane Sets Record As Longest Charting Ghanaian Song on the Billboard US Afrobeats Chart
Ghanaian singer Raphael Kofi Attachie known in Showbiz as Camidoh has set another record on the Billboard US Afrobeats Chart with his hit single Sugarcane.
Shatta Wale Jabs President Nana Akufo-Addo and Current Administration; Says The People Are Not Happy
Shatta Wale went on a rant on his Facebook account where he touched on the current state of Ghanaians and their frustrations towards the ruling government.
French motorists scramble for fuel as strike cuts supply
Frustrated motorists faced more chaos at petrol pumps across France on Friday as a strike at energy giant Totalenergies entered its 12th day. The supply situation would improve "within two or three days", she predicted, adding that just 15 percent of all petrol stations in France had been affected.
Troubled Lesotho votes for parliament
Voters in the southern African kingdom of Lesotho were casting ballots in parliamentary elections on Friday, but hopes were low that the outcome will end the country's long-running political gridlock. Only 47 percent of registered voters bothered to cast their ballot at the last elections in 2017.
US, Philippines reinforce alliance with joint military drills
US and Philippine marines stormed a beach near a disputed rocky outcrop in the South China Sea on Friday as part of joint military drills involving more than 3,500 troops. Around 300 troops were involved in Friday's amphibious drills held on an uninhabited beach in Zambales province, about 240 kilometres (150 miles) east of Scarborough Shoal, which China seized from the Philippines in 2012.
After the floods, a wave of disease plagues Pakistan
His head haloed by a whirlwind of mosquitoes, Aamir Hussain stands on the roof of his home in southern Pakistan surveying the fetid floodwaters all around. - 'The hidden fever' - Before the floods southern Pakistan was already devastated by grinding poverty.
Solomons PM tells Australia no Chinese military presence
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare said Friday he has assured Australia that his nation will not allow a Chinese military presence in its territory.
Distraught parents lay white roses for Thai nursery massacre victims
One by one, grieving parents came to lay single white roses on the steps of the Thai nursery where nearly two dozen of their children were murdered. As the day wore on and the heat rose under the baking tropical sun, more and more people arrived at the nursery -- the whole of a small rural community united in grief.
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