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Young footballer tragically dies in motorbike crash as club pays heartfelt tribute
A football club has been sent into mourning after the death of a "great friend and player" following a horror motorbike crash next to their training ground
Trump tariffs on timber, furniture take effect
US President Donald Trump's fresh tariffs on imported wood, furniture and kitchen cabinets took effect Tuesday, a development likely to fuel building costs and pile pressure on homebuyers in an already challenging market. The latest salvo features a 10-percent tariff on imports of softwood lumber, while duties on certain upholstered furniture and kitchen cabinets start at 25 percent.
Asian stocks pare tariff-led losses, Tokyo hit by political turmoil
Most Asian stocks rose Tuesday, tracking a rally on Wall Street, after Donald Trump tempered his rhetoric against China, which he has threatened with 100 percent tariffs, while Tokyo struggled amid Japanese political turmoil.
Myanmar scam cities booming despite crackdown -- using Musk's Starlink
They said they had smashed them.
Osebo slams Kwadwo Safo Jr, shares the real reason behind the rift in the Kantanka family
Osebo the Zaraman has cautioned Kwadwo Safo Jr who has been stripped down from the family's business. He advised him to stop misinforming the public.
Ajagurajah blasts Akosua Serwaa and backs Odo Broni amid Daddy Lumba legal tussle, video
Bishop Ajagurajah has slammed Daddy Lumba's first wife, Akosua Serwaa, sparking reactions by arguing that she did not deserve to inherit his estate.
Young actress Salamatu Mohammed reportedly passes away during childbirth, video
Promising young Ghanaian actress Salamatu Mohammed reportedly passed away during childbirth. The news of her demise was announced on social media.
Jackie Appiah flaunts her handsome son on his 20th birthday, ladies drool over him
Celebrated Ghanaian actress Jackie Appiah has marked her son Damien Agyemang's birthday with a social media tribute, sparking many positive reactions.
Nobel economist warns of AI dangers
A winner of this year’s Nobel prize in economics warned Monday that artificial intelligence offers "amazing possibilities" but should be regulated because of its job-destroying potential. And it also obviously has an amazing potential for destroying other jobs or replacing highly skilled labor.
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