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The difficult search for truth at France's biggest terror trial
During the nine-month trial stemming from France's worst ever terror attacks in November 2015, the moment hundreds of victims were hoping for came late in proceedings. Those caught up in the carnage of November 13, 2015, had expressed different hopes for the trial, the biggest in French history which comes to climax this Wednesday when verdicts are expected.
GH lady laments as landlord increases rent fee by 97% with reason that building material prices have increased
Nana Aba Anamoah, a Ghanaian Journalist has recently shared the story of a young woman whose landlord on his own accord has chosen to increase her rent fee.
Russia denies defaulting on debts
Russia said Monday that two of its debt payments were prevented from reaching creditors, pushing the country closer to its first foreign default in a century due to sanctions over the Ukraine offensive. Russia has accused the West of seeking to push it into an "artificial default" through unprecedented sanctions imposed after President Vladimir Putin sent troops to Ukraine on February 24.
Turkey's troubled lira rallies on 'backdoor capital controls'
Turkey's beleaguered lira extended its biggest rally of the year on Monday in response to a new rule that effectively forces many banks to part with some of their foreign currency. The measure meant that some big banks whose lira loans matured Monday had to sell their foreign currencies in order to make the payments.
"Sister is posing ankasa" - Hajia 4Reall's daughter Naila steals the show at her mother's birthday party with supermodel poses
Hajia 4Reall's daughter, Naila, stole the show at her mother's dirty thirty birthday party with supermodel poses which has gotten many netizens admiring her.
Squatters in Ghana can possess lands after 10 years
Land owners in Ghana must be weary of allowing people to live on their land for a long time if they have no intention of developing the land within 10 years
S.African police search bar for clues after 21 teens die
South African police were on Monday combing a township tavern where 21 teenagers mysteriously died as survivors described a battle to escape the jam-packed premises and one reported a suffocating smell. But new details emerged Monday as survivors spoke of a strong and suffocating smell in the jam-packed double-storey building.
Ailing oceans in state of 'emergency', says UN chief
A long-delayed conference on how to restore the faltering health of global oceans kicked off in Lisbon on Monday, with the head of the UN saying the world's seas are in crisis. At the same time, scientists warn, a drastic reduction in greenhouse gases is needed to restore ocean health. mh/gil
‘Inflated design cost’ among IMANI’s 10 challenges with National Cathedral
Renowned think tank IMANI Centre for Policy and Education has presented ten challenges with the National Cathedral project in a recent policy brief. Read more.
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