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KNUST’s best graduating student shares how parents suffered from alleged medical negligence
Nereus Mensah, the best graduating student of KNUST's College of Health Sciences, narrated how his dad became blind, and his mum paralysed due to medical negligence.
Greenpeace says clothes sold by Shein break EU chemicals rules
Clothing items sold by Asian e-commerce giant Shein contain dangerous chemicals at levels well in excess of EU rules, Greenpeace charged in a report published on Thursday. Greenpeace Germany said 18 clothing items out of 56 that it sent for testing "contained dangerous chemicals that exceed the limits in the EU's REACH chemical regulation, sometimes severely".
Ghanaian trader cries bitterly after allegedly losing capital to money swapping scam
A Ghanaian trader claimed she lost her GH₵1,900 capital after helping a stranger change money, only to find it had been swapped with worthless paper.
Walmart lifts outlook in quarterly results with e-commerce boost
US retail giant Walmart reported higher quarterly revenue Thursday and raised its outlook, in an expectations-beating earnings report as American households feel the squeeze from rising costs of living.
EU moves to bar 'green' labels for fossil fuel investments
The European Commission said Thursday it wants to exclude companies involved in fossil fuels from financial products marketed as "sustainable" in the EU, a step long demanded by environmental groups and experts.
Young truck driver steers with one leg and takes a selfie; netizens call for his arrest
A young truck driver filmed himself steering with his foot on a Ghana highway, sparking outrage as social media users urged police to arrest him.
Business icon Richard Nii Armah clarifies he has no interest in entering politics
Richard Nii Armah Quaye, upon announcing plans to open more food banks, has clarified that his philanthropic acts are not for any political ambition.
Lufthansa enters race for TAP stake against Air France-KLM
Germany's Lufthansa on Thursday expressed an interest for a stake in TAP Air Portugal, joining Air France-KLM in the race for part of the carrier which is set to be privatised. Air France-KLM said Wednesday it had also formally expressed its interest to take a stake in TAP. IAG group, which includes British Airways and Iberia, has also previously said it is keen on taking a stake.
Islamic SHS business student dies after fall from top floor of school building
A Form Three student of Islamic Senior High School in Kumasi died after falling from the top floor of the school’s administration block on Tuesday, 18 November 2025.
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