Rihanna isn’t Snapchat’s biggest fan at the moment
after the app posted an advertisement that made light of the domestic
violence she suffered in the hands of her ex Chris Brown back in 2006.
The President of
the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, says the strategy of his
government is to expand technical and vocational opportunities at both
secondary and tertiary levels, and, thereby, strengthen the linkages
between education and industry, as well as empower young people to
deploy their skills, to employ themselves and others.
Social Media Network, Snapchat has been forced to
apologise for causing an outrage after they ran an offensive advert in
question that asked its users if they would rather "slap Rihanna" or "punch Chris Brown".
Russian President, Vladimir Putin has promised to expel British
diplomats from Moscow in retaliation after British Prime Minister
Theresa May announced that 23 Russian diplomats will be expelled from
the UK (read here) over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergie Skripal and his daughter Yulia.
The Nation’s favorite stout, Guinness, has rewarded the first winner
in the on-going ‘Win a Piece of Ghana’ promotion, with a plot of land at
the prestigious Appolonia City.
Consumers of electricity should expect the reduction in tariffs from April and not from tomorrow as announced by the Public Utilities Regulatory Commission (PURC).
Prosecutors in Philadelphia say they aren't opposed to the release of Meek Mill
while he appeals a probation violation sentence, although a judge ultimately
will decide whether the rapper is freed.
Incredible pictures show the moment a woman gives birth to her baby underwater in the Red Sea.
The new mom, believed to be from Russia, gave birth with the help of
her husband and a Russian doctor who specializes in water births.
A Ugandan MP, who was
quoted by local media last weekend saying it was okay for
husbands to slap their wives in order to discipline them, has apologised.
The GIRL TALK team led by songstress Efya and Yvonne Nelson surprised
the First Lady of the Republic of Ghana , Mrs. Rebecca Akufo Addo on her
birthday at the president’s residence.
Food for All Africa in partnership with Miss Ghana UK Foundation and
Psychosocial Africa will this April bring together tertiary students
within Accra to hang out with the current Miss Ghana UK Queen, Miss
Sabina Lawabea Awuni at social event aimed at promoting mental health
and nutritional well being among tertiary students in Ghana.