Month: February 2024
Ivory Coast: the incredible story the champions of Africa
Sébastien Haller and Franck Kessié handed Ivory Coast their third AFCON title at the expense of Nigeria, an incredible story that goes beyond just the final
Wiyaala and Atongo Zimba songs listed among the 500 greatest of all time
Songs of Ghanaian musicians Noella Wiyaala and Atongo Zimba have been listed as part of the the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time by World Listening Post
Bawumia speaks, discusses E-levy, NSS and more – full-text
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia presented his vision to Ghanaians in an address of the nation during an event held at the UPSA Auditorium, here’s the full speech
Bawumia promises to abolish E-levy if elected as President
Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, the Vice President and flagbearer of the NPP has promised that he will abolish E-levy when elected as President in the 2024 elections
King Charles commences treatment after cancer diagnosis
King Charles has commenced treatment for cancer after he was diagnosed with it following his recent stay at the London Clinic for a benign prostrate procedure
Killer Mike shares good news that followed after Grammys arrest
Rapper Killer Mike has reacted to his arrest at the Grammys, dismissing it as anything serious while adding that he will be cleared of wrongdoing
Grammys Awards 2024 full list of winners
The 66th Grammys Awards ended with many people making history for themselves including Africa’s youngest Grammys winner, Tyla. Here is the full list of winners
Hip Hop fathers -who are the ‘Trinity’ of the genre?
Do you enjoy Hip Hop, who is your favourite Hip Hop act? If you are wondering why these questions, relax, but do you know the fathers of Hip Hop, the “Trinity”?
Akufo-Addo sacks 24 DCEs, appoints 26 in less than 24 hours
President Akufo-Addo has in less than 24 hours sacked 24 municipal and district chief executives and appointed 26 replacements for them
Mahama blames NPP’s bad economic management for Ghana’s woes
Former President John Mahama has blamed the NPP-led administration for excessively borrowing and leading Ghana into economic hardships
