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Tracey Boakye in tears at her bridal shower; emotional video gets fans in their feelings
Actress Tracey Boakye broke down in tears at her bridal shower while a guest expressed gratitude for the movie personality's benevolence toward her in a video.
4 multi-million dollar construction projects that have angered Ghanaians
Several million-dollar projects have not gone down well with Ghanaians because they have either been abandoned or lack enough reason for their construction
Ghanaian Musician Becca Shows Off Luxurious Home With Beautiful Interior In New Photos
Ghanaian music icon, Becca, has shown off her luxurious home in a new photo leaving peeps impressed. The beautiful interior of the edifice was impressive...
President Akufo-Addo Vows To Build National Cathedral and lists 7 of its advantages
President Akufo-Addo has renewed his commitment to complete the controversial National Cathedral project and has mentioned 7 benefits that it will offer Ghana
Tracey Boakye Cuts Big Cake At Her Bridal Shower; Celebrates Ahead Of Wedding
Ghanaian actress Tracey Boakye has celebrated getting hitched at her bridal shower as she cut a big cake in excitement. Her friends were at the event........
Throwback photo of Tracey Boakye and fiancé Frank Ntiamoah pops online, many hail him for keeping it a secret
Throwback photo of Tracey Boakye and fiancé has surfaced online, and the two are definitely couple goals. Many praise Frank Ntiamoah for keeping it a secret.
Shell profit rockets on high oil prices
British energy giant Shell said Thursday that its net profit soared more than five-fold to $18 billion in the second quarter, fuelled by resurgent oil and gas prices, and rewarded shareholders with another bumper buyback. France's TotalEnergies said Thursday that net profit more than doubled in the second quarter to 5.7 billion euros ($5.8 billion) from a year earlier.
US Senate passes bill to boost domestic chip manufacturing
The US Senate passed a bill on Wednesday to boost domestic production of semiconductors, the in-demand microchips that power everything from smartphones to cars to weapons. The version of the CHIPS Act passed Wednesday provides $39 billion to finance semiconductor manufacturing plants in the United States and another $13 billion for research.
UK sea levels rising quicker than century ago: study
Sea levels are increasing around Britain at a far faster rate than a century ago while the country is warming slightly more than the global average, leading meteorologists said Thursday. Meteorologists noted in the report that sea levels over the last three decades had increased in some places at more than double the rate recorded at the start of the 1900s.
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