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US issues worldwide caution alert amid rising Middle East tensions
The US Department of State issued a Worldwide Caution alert, urging Americans in the Middle East to prepare for travel disruptions due to heightened security risks.
Gospel musician Anita Afriyie welcomes baby days after flaunting baby bump
Ghanaian gospel musician Anita Afriyie joyfully announced the birth of her baby in a heartfelt hospital video, sparking celebrations among fans and well-wishers.
Bayern Munich's Olise faces unverified paternity accusation in report published by German tabloid
Bayern Munich star Michael Olise faces an unverified paternity accusation from a woman identified by a German tabloid as the mother of his child.
First-class graduate bags admission at Cambridge University, says she might reject it, as reasons trend
Nigerian graduate Dorcas Nwaeke received a conditional offer to study at Cambridge but faces financial barriers. Her bittersweet journey captivates thousands online.
US Department of State announces job openings for medical professionals
The US Department of State seeks medical professionals for five roles, including psychiatrists, nurses, and lab scientists, to support embassies globally.s
Ghanaians slam BBC over 'strange' caption on Chairman Wontumi sentencing, reactions emerge
Ghanaians criticised the BBC World's characterisation of public reaction to Chairman Wontumi's 20-year sentencing for illegal mining in the West African country.
"Ofori-Atta remains a fugitive": OSP reacts to former finance minister's US Green Card
The Office of the Special Prosecutor pushed back against reports that a US immigration judge had cast doubt on the criminal case against Kenneth Ofori-Atta
Heartbreak as veteran media broadcaster passes away after long prostate cancer battle
Edward Stourton, a revered BBC broadcaster, passed away at 68 on Saturday, July 18, 2026, after a courageous 12-year battle with prostate cancer.
US government explains four green card pathways for abuse victims
USCIS has issued updated guidance on four pathways for abuse victims seeking permanent residency, detailing eligibility for domestic abuse survivors and others.
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