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The New York City Fashion Week, which is one of the most prestigious fashion weeks held around the globe twice every year, happened over the weekend. It was a night of glitz and glamor with an array of spectacular designs on the runway by super models around the world.

This was a proud and indelible moment to see Ghana being put on the World map as the country also represented with a virtual show exhibiting stupendous designs, put together by DeShe Collection of which super model Araba Sey is the face.

Araba Sey is a Ghanaian International award winning Model who has worked with top brands in and outside Ghana, and has won a number of awards and nominations locally and internationally. She has been an inspiration and mentor to many young people in the field of modeling and continues to make strides.

She is currently the ambassador for Runway Ghana International fashion showcase (who collaborated with New York City Fashion Week to hold the event). It was such a sight to behold as the know…

A man has allegedly stabbed his girlfriend to death in his room in Cape Coast, after which he committed suicide by hanging.

The woman, Georgina Sayel, a teacher said to be in her late 20s, was found dead in a pool of blood in Emmanuel Kwakye’s room last Monday.A distance away at Bronyibima, near Elmina, yesterday morning, residents found Kwakye’s body hanging in a basic school.

Sayel’s church members who spoke with the Daily Graphic yesterday said she had been in church last Sunday and related well with other church members.

She was said to have visited Kwakye in his house at Esuekyir after church on Sunday but did not return home.Concerned friends followed up to Kwakye’s house and found the room locked.

When the door was broken, Sayel’s body was found in a pool of blood.

Police confirmation

Confirming the incident, the Public Relations Officer (PRO) of the Central Regional Police Command, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Ms Irene Oppong, said last Monday, a resident of Akotokyir, a Ca…

TIME has named Nigerian billionaire Tony Elumelu, in the 2020 Time 100, the annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.

The other two Nigerians include Tomi Adeyemi and Tunji Funsho.Mr Elumelu is acknowledged as one of Africa’s leading investors and philanthropists for his achievements in business, industry and development not only in Nigeria in particular, but also in Africa in general.

The list, now in its 17th year, recognises the activism, innovation, and achievement of the world’s most influential individuals in their respective fields of human endeavour.

Tony Elumelu is the Founder and Chairman of Heirs Holdings, his family owned investment company, committed to improving lives and transforming Africa, through long-term investments in strategic sectors of the African economy, including financial services, hospitality, power, energy and healthcare.

He is chairman of top pan-African financial services group, the United Bank for Africa (UBA), which operates in 20 count…

Many have wondered when they will hear the soothing voice of Ghanaian-based  Liberian dynamic singer, Irene Logan, formerly of Irene and Jane fame.

The quest and the wait is over, as she has finally bounced back on a gospel album. Irene Logan, filled with verve and dexterity mesmerised music lovers on gospel music dynamo, Eric Jeshrun’s Healing Stream Album.

The dynamic singer proved her Mettle on a song dubbed ‘Satisfy’ produced by P.
Indeed, she proved her loved ones right that she can’t keep her infectious and anointing filled voice to herself.

The album made up of 10 songs featured other gospel heavy weights like, Nathaniel Bassey, Joe Mettle, Blessing Ohanele, Efe Grace, and Kingsley Ampofo.

It has holyspirit-filled songs like, You Reign, Healing Stream, Chant of Healing, Nyankopon, Onyeoma, satisfy, Yaweh, Mama’s song among others.The album is available on all digital music stores around the world https://ericjeshrun.fanlink.to/HealingStreamAlbum

The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Tuesday, 22nd September 2020, presented ten thousand hospital beds, under the Infrastructure for Poverty Eradication Programme (IPEP), to be distributed to hospitals across the country.

According to President Akufo-Addo, it is always disconcerting to see patients being treated in wheel chairs, in plastic chairs, and even on the floors because of the unavailability of beds.

“Government’s determination to see an end to this no-bed syndrome has resulted in the decision to procure these hospital beds and their associated accessories for distribution across the country, to augment the existing numbers in the country,” the President said.

To this end, he stated that “in total, one thousand, five hundred (1,500) pieces of critical care beds with overhead tables; two thousand (2,000) pieces of standard hospital beds with bedside lockers; four thousand (4,000) pieces health centre beds with bedside lockers; one thousand (1,000) piece…