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Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos's announcement Friday that he will step down brings to an end a 37-year reign marked by an unrelenting authoritarian style.
Jose Eduardo dos Santos, who died Friday at the age of 79, ruled Angola for 38 years, using his nation's oil wealth to turn his family into billionaires while leaving his people among the poorest on the planet. Dos Santos first became president and leader of the ruling People's Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA) party in 1979.
Google outdoors new office in Accra years after company opened first AI lab in Ghana; stunning photos pop up
Multinational tech giant, Google, has unveiled a new office in Accra, Ghana, to support the impressive growth of the company's AI research team in the country.
4 driven Ghanaians who became the 1st ever female CEOs of top firms in the country
Well-known companies in Ghana such as Vodafone Ghana, Ghana Chamber of Mines, AirtelTigo, among others made history after appointing females to top positions.
Ghanaian man relocates from the UK to Kumasi to build students' hostel for KNUST students
A Ghanaian man has relocated from the UK to Ghana to build a hostel for KNUST students and also a tech company to provide them with jobs when they graduate
Syria's Assad in first official visit to Aleppo since war
Syria's President Bashar al-Assad on Friday visited the heavily damaged northern province of Aleppo -- his first in 11 years of war. He visited a major power plant in the countryside of the province's east to supervise its partial relaunch after war damage.
Fans react to vid of Mina & ZionFelix chilling together on his B'day- "Team Mina is winning"
Renowned blogger Zion Felix was taken out by his Baby Mama Mina on his birthday and the footage of them chilling together stirred reaction on social media.
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Free SHS & others may not be scrapped over IMF Bail-Out but modifications are likely – Economists
While government has stressed that policies like Free SHS will not be hit by a possible IMF bail-out programme, economists say that is denying the obvious.
IMF contributing to Ghana’s ‘scam leadership’ – Management expert
A Ghanaian professor of leadership and management has accused the International Monetary Fund (IMF) of being part of Ghana’s decades-old economic problems.
Terror specialist appointed new London police chief
The British government on Friday announced a new head for the country's biggest police force, ordering him to rebuild public trust after a spate of scandals. "Rebuilding public trust and delivering on crime reduction must be his priority," she said in a statement.
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