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4 filling stations in Ghana that are owned by Ghanaians
There are several filling stations in Ghana that are doing well and are wholly owned by seasoned businessmen who are contributing to the country's development
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Be careful about Russia, Putin is not your friend - Zelenskyy warns Africans
Volodymyr Zelenskyy has sent a strongest message to African countries since Russia invaded his country, asking the continent to take a firm stance for justice.
Blinken meets Cambodian opposition leader
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken met a Cambodian opposition leader facing treason charges during a visit to Phnom Penh Friday, expressing concern about the kingdom's eroding democracy ahead of elections next year.
Inspiring lady earns Computer Science master's degree from UG; many react to her grad photos
A young lady named Zulaiha Dobia Abdullah has been hailed after graduating with a master's degree from the University of Ghana, Legon. Many have reacted online.
Where's Boris? UK's PM on leave as economic crisis deepens
A senior British minister admitted Friday "I don't know where Boris is" as the premier checked out on holiday, in a week that saw the Bank of England warn a year-long recession is coming. Zahawi said he had remained in touch with Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey on Thursday after the central bank hiked interest rates from 1.25 to 1.75 percent, the biggest rise in 27 years.
In new power play, Iraq's Sadr mobilises supporters for mass prayer
Tens of thousands converged on Baghdad's Green Zone Friday for mass prayers in a new power play by Iraqi Shiite cleric Moqtada Sadr after his adversaries conditionally backed his call for early elections.
Aaron Adatsi: YOLO star shows off big and tall son as boy marks his b'day; celebs, fans react
Actor Aaron Adatsi, famed for his role as Cyril in the popular YOLO series, and his baby mama Eyram, marked their son Ronny Junior's birthday on Wednesday.
Brukina can give you cancer - Noguchi research reveals
Scientists at the famous Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research say they have found dangerous levels of aflatoxins that can cause cancer in Brukina.
Ethiopia 'dismayed' over US, EU envoys' Tigray stance
The Ethiopian government has chastised EU and US envoys who visited the war-stricken region of Tigray, accusing them of siding with the rebels' stance on peace talks and aid. The war erupted in November 2020 when Abiy ordered troops into Tigray to topple the TPLF, accusing the rebels of attacking federal army camps.
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