Day: April 10, 2017

International

Zuma Supporters Disrupt Memorial For Anti-Apartheid Hero

Supporters of South Africa's embattled President Jacob Zuma heckled and disrupted a speech by sacked Finance Minister...

Entertainment

Old Gospel Musicians Not Helpful

New entrant on the gospel music scene, Prince Amoako, has criticised churches, pastors and other established artistes...

International

‘Troops Killed’ In Somali Blast

At least five soldiers have been killed and more than 15 wounded after a suicide bomber wearing a military uniform blew...

International

DR Congo Anti-Government Protests Banned

Mr Kabila (C) was supposed to step down at the end of 2016 but the vote to replace him was not held Police have banned...

Business

Regulatory Requirements Not Impediments – BoG

Dr. Johnson Asiama says financial institutions should not see regulatory requirements as impediments. According to him,...

International

Zuma Condemns ‘baboon Placards’

South Africa's scandal-hit President Jacob Zuma has denounced as racist some of the placards displayed at mass protests...

International

Madagascar Deports Suspected Kenyan Drug Kingpin

Ndechumia Bilali Kimali is due to appear in court on drug trafficking charges A Kenyan accused of being the mastermind...

Headlines

Mining Giant BHP Rejects Radical Restructure Proposal

Mining giant BHP Billiton Tuesday rejected an activist hedge fund proposal that it restructure the business and spin...

Business

Businesses Advised To Hedge Against Cedi Volatility

An Economist for Global Markets at Stanbic Bank, Mr. Ayomide Mejab, has advised local businesses on the need to hedge...

Top Stories

British Vogue Magazine Hires First Gay Male Editor, Ghana’s Edward Enninful

British Vogue has appointed its first male editor who happens to be gay. Edward Enninful will take over from Alexandra...

International

Hundreds of Nigerian Detainees Freed

Nigeria's military says it has released 593 people held on suspicion of being linked to militant Islamist group Boko...

International

Egypt Buries Bomb Victims

Mourners crowded into a monastery for the ceremony Funerals have been held in Egypt for victims of Sunday's suicide...

International

‘Ethnic Killings’ In South Sudan

He said they were taking revenge after a military defeat A rebel official in South Sudan and a Roman Catholic priest...

Top Stories

Gbane Mine Blast Kills 7, Police Investigations Ongoing

Police have started investigations into a mine blast which occurred at Gbane in the Talensi district in the Upper East...

Headlines

Los Angeles Kings Sack Coach Sutter, Exec Lombardi

The Los Angeles Kings sacked coach Darryl Sutter and general manager Dean Lombardi on Monday, parting ways with a...

International

I Have Not Offended the President

Stella Nyanzi said she was not guilty of cyber harassment A Ugandan rights activist has denied charges of attempting to...

Headlines

North Korea Vows Response To ‘reckless’ US Navy Move

North Korea denounced Washington's deployment of a naval strike group to the Korean peninsula Tuesday, warning it was...

International

Ghana Born Edward Enninful, Named British Vogue’s First Black Editor in Chief

Edward Enninful, fashion and creative director of W Magazine, has been named the new editor in chief of British Vogue,...

Top Stories

Rule of Law Will Prevail – Akufo-Addo

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has assured has government’s resolve to abide by the rule of law. He indicated...