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Businessman Richard Nii Armah Quaye, known as RNAQ, has pledged GH¢100,000 to promote Okyeame Kwame’s newly released song Clap. The support comes as the veteran musician celebrates his 50th birthday milestone.
An Iranian national has been arrested in the US for allegedly playing a role in an international arms trafficking network linked to Sudan. Authorities say she helped coordinate the movement of weapons including drones and ammunition amid ongoing conflict in Sudan.
Brit Properties Nigeria Limited celebrated its 16th anniversary with key activities in Owerri, including participation in a major summit, allocation of plots to clients, and community outreach. The events highlighted the company’s growth, commitment to customers, and expanding presence in Imo State.
Iroro Tanshi, a Nigerian scientist and conservationist, has received global recognition for protecting endangered bat species and educating communities about their environmental importance. Her work has made a major impact in wildlife conservation.
A motor rider was captured on CCTV using his phone while refuelling before a fire suddenly broke out at a fuel station in Tarkwa. The incident has sparked widespread concern about safety practices at fuel stations.
Deputy Attorney General Justice Srem-Sai says the state is not facing any difficulty in prosecuting the GH¢49 million case involving Kwabena Adu Boahene. He insists legal processes should not be mistaken for weakness in the prosecution’s case.
Sammy Kuffuor has praised Vincent Kompany’s rise in management, saying it could create more opportunities for Michael Essien and other Black coaches. He believes Kompany’s success is an important step toward greater diversity in elite football coaching.
New discussions have emerged over alleged insider trading suspicions during Donald Trump’s presidency, with analysts pointing to unusual trading patterns around key policy announcements. While no wrongdoing has been confirmed, the issue continues to raise debate about the link between politics and financial markets.
Nana Agradaa has gone viral after making bold remarks in a video involving money, her G-Wagon, and references to Akosua Serwaa and Odo Broni. the statement has sparked mixed reactions across social media amid ongoing public discussions.
A viral video shows Afua Asantewaa and her husband appearing united after weeks of speculation about their marriage. the couple confirmed their reconciliation using the phrase “we’ve smoked the peace pipe,” sparking widespread reactions online.
Children born near the British Army Training Unit in Kenya have finally learned the truth about their biological fathers after DNA testing and legal processes. Many were previously misinformed that their fathers were dead, making the discovery an emotional turning point in their lives.
The CAN chairman in Niger State has raised serious concerns over worsening insecurity in Nigeria, warning that “nobody is safe anymore.” He called on government authorities to take urgent action while urging citizens to remain vigilant and united in addressing the crisis.
The Aduana Family has dismissed claims of a breakaway from the Akyem Abuakwa Traditional Council. According to GhanaWeb, the family reaffirmed its loyalty to the Okyenhene and stressed that it remains fully committed to the traditional authority structure.
A fire has gutted the Berekum Cinema Hall, a well-known entertainment venue in the Bono Region. The blaze caused extensive damage, while firefighters managed to prevent it from spreading further. Investigations are underway to determine the cause of the incident.
A 42-year-old man has reportedly survived a self-harm incident linked to emotional distress, according to GhanaWeb. The situation has raised public concern and renewed calls for stronger mental health awareness, early intervention, and improved access to counselling and support services.
