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From Agbogbloshie to MIT: Past Ketasco student gains admission into university in the US
A former student of Keta Senior High School (Ketasco), Justine Dagadu, has gained admission into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US.
'Miracle' in Jordan as baby pulled alive from collapsed building
Jordanian mother Israa Raed said she was indescribably happy Thursday, after emergency workers rescued her four-month-old daughter Malak from the rubble of a collapsed building in the capital Amman.
4 things Effah-Dartey disclosed after losing fight to free Aisha Huang on bail
Nkrabea Effah-Dartey, lead counsel for Aisha Huang made some revelations in the media interview after a circuit court declined a request for bail for his client
World Bank warns recession risk rising amid higher interest rates
The threat of a global recession is growing as central banks focus on bringing down soaring inflation rates, the World Bank warned Thursday, calling on governments to help boost supply to ease the constraints behind rising prices.
TikTok adds authenticity feature that mirrors BeReal
TikTok on Thursday added an authenticity feature that has been a winner for French app BeReal, taking a page from Meta's playbook by copying a rival. Instagram-parent Meta has a history of copying features such as ephemeral photos and live streaming video that proved hits with users of rival apps, bolstering the appeal of its platform while fending off competition. gc/sw
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Oppong Nkrumah vindicated as GIS publishes Aisha Huang’s repatriation note
The controversy about how Aisha Huang left Ghana in 2018 should be ending as the GIS publishes evidence to back the government’s claim that se was repatriated.
Jackline Mensah: TikTok Influencer Discloses How She Used To Sell Popcorn And Toffees
Jackline Mensah, a famous TikToker, has opened up about life before fame and stated that she used to sell popcorn and condense toffees before fame.........
Kerry urges rich-poor unity on climate effort ahead of UN talks
US climate envoy John Kerry on Thursday urged African countries to help overcome divisions between rich and poor nations at the upcoming UN COP27 talks. On Wednesday, a bloc of the world's poorest countries said they would urge COP27 to push ahead with another envisioned area of climate finance -- a fund to compensate vulnerable nations for damage such as floods and rising seas.
Angola's Lourenco eyes further reforms as sworn in
Angolan President Joao Lourenco vowed to push ahead with economic reform and hailed voters' "tolerance" as he was sworn in on Thursday for a second term after a divisive electoral win. He promised to push ahead with reforms to encourage the private sector, expand the offer of goods and services and fight youth unemployment.
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