A REAL LIFE STORY BY KEZIA FRIMPONG I want to share this short conversation I had with my mum not long ago. So I was there one afternoon and my mum called me. As usual the old chit chat and finally she opened up on why she actually called me..My old lady wanted to know […]
The season 2 of The Family and Friends Service was held on Sunday 29th of July at the Accra branch on the 19th Angelic street at Sakaman 13th Bus stop. Head Pastor Bishop Moses Amponsah welcomed everyone including ghnewsnow.com team to the service. The service which began with Praises & worship by The Kingdom voices
This man we see is a veteran blind carpenter, xylophonist and drums manufacturer. He is very creative, intelligent, independent and very humble. He is from Jirapa in the Upper West Region. He is called Ansole Stanislaus Dookuuri. He was born in 1937. 7years later, he got blind through measles. Thereafter, he started making play materials
Edem whose real name is Denning Edem Hotor once in an interview with Arnold of Vibes in 5 fame posited that the rapping prowess of legendary Obrafour is fast depreciating so he should up his game regardless. Well, it seems rapper Edem isn’t the only person who has come to realise the hard truth as
International experts have confirmed that a widely seen video of Cameroonian soldiers executing two women and two young children is credible and not “fake news.” Evidence of the execution was gathered by Amnesty International in an investigation. Analysis of the weapons, dialogue and uniforms, paired with digital verification techniques and testimonies taken from the ground,
By Yinka Adegoke Nigeria’s former finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has been appointed to the board of Twitter. Okonjo-Iweala served as minister of finance and coordinating minister for the economy of Nigeria under president Goodluck Jonathan from 2011 until his government was voted out in March 2015. Prior to that, she was the minister of finance
This week Ethiopian Prime Minister, Abiy Ahmed visited neighboring Eritrea, to be greeted by President Isaias Afwerki. The vast crowds that thronged the normally quiet streets of Eritrea’s capital, Asmara, were simply overjoyed. They sang and they danced as Abiy’s car drove past. Few believed they would ever see such an extraordinarily rapid end to
By Philip Jansen With the disappointing showing by African sides at the 2018 World Cup, many soccer fans are looking back to Cameroon in 1990, Senegal in 2002, and more recently, Ghana’s memorable performances at the 2010 tournament. After a win over Serbia, a draw with Australia, and a narrow loss against Germany, Asamoah Gyan led the Black Stars to a
