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It certainly going to get heated on Boxing Day as the biggest viral sensation of the year, Big Shaq, readies himself to headline 2017’s most enthralling party #MuseLive17 in Accra. Scheduled for the 26th of December it marks the 3rd edition of this annual event for multiplatform youth engagement brand MUSE AFRICA.

2017 is almost over and the year’s crazy turn of events has been one to celebrate and ponder over but who says it should be in a sombre sad mood? And as tradition demands and judging from the past 4 to 5 years year-on-year roundup mixtape by DJ Vyrusky can’t come at any better time than now.

Sixty-eight Superintendents of Police (Supt.) have been promoted to the rank of Chief Superintendent of Police (C/Supt.) with one being posthumous.
In addition one Chief Superintendent of Police (C/Supt.) has also been promoted to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP).

Former President John Dramani Mahama and his wife have wished Ghanaians a fruitful Christmas celebration with a Christmas greetings card.
The card, that has the ex-president and his wife’s name scripted on it reads: 

Legendary female DJ, Pam the Funkstress of the Oakland hip-hop duo the Coup, who also served as Prince's personal DJ during the final months of the music legend's life, has died at the age of 51.

Ex-Arsenal defender Emmanuel Eboue, during an illustrious seven-year career in the Premier League earned millions of pounds in wages, lived in a mansion and drove flashy cars.

Indigenous construction firm, Justmoh Construction Limited, continues to defy the odds in achieving laurels, hitherto, reserved for foreign firms by rising up the ranks to be the ninth best company in Ghana on the prestigious Ghana Club 100 after placing 26th in the previous ranking in 2015.

The highly-revered Nigerian comedian, Basketmouth, who is well-known on the most popular comedy show in Ghana, ‘A Night of 1000 Laughs & Music’ series – is coming back to Ghana to headline the 24th edition of the well-attended event, ‘A Night of 1024 Laughs & Music.’

NASA confirms that Bruce McCandless, who was captured in a stunning photograph in 1984 as he made the first untethered flight in space, has died aged 80. He passed away on Dec 21 in California.