The players in the various National Football teams, including the Black Stars, will from now receive their match winning bonuses in Ghana Cedi instead of the US Dollar expected to be paid into local accounts according to a new government directive. Footballers in the national teams, especially the Black Stars, have always been paid in US Dollar…
Speaker of Parliament, Mr. Edward Doe Adjaho Speaker of Parliament, Mr Edward Doe Adjaho, has banned the use of the Akan word ‘tweaa’ in Parliament. The speaker put a stopper on the use of the word after Isaac Osei, NPP MP for Subin, brought his attention to the word’s continuous use in the House by other members.…
After Gabriel Barimah, District Chief Executive for the president of Ghana vehemently reacted to a response from an unknown person who interrupted his speech at a district meeting, the word “Tweaa”, has been buzzing on social media. This time, it has gone international.
The mortal remains of the late Ronnie Coches being lowered in his grave The mortal remains of a member of Buk Bak, Ronnie Coches have been laid to rest at the Osu Cemetery Saturday after a funeral service at the National Theatre. The musician, born Ronnie Nii Quarshikumah Coches Quainoo, 36, died on November 21, 2013 at…
The late Ronnie Coches who passed on last year will be buried this Saturday, February 1. In a request pushed through myjoyonline.com , Bright, half of the group Buk Bak is asking for Ghanaians help to come in their numbers to give his brother a befitting burial as they say good bye to him. Prince Bright (Bling Sparkles) of Buk Bak…
A marriage counselor, Maame Yeboah Asiedu, has advised Ghanaian celebrities not to take their fame and glamour into their marital affairs. According to her, the feeling of being a celebrity should always end with the fans and not in the marital home.
Maame Yeboaa Asiedu, a renowned marriage, relationship and sex counsellor, has told News One her job often makes her the target of the very people she seeks to help.
The death of Nelson Mandela is “extremely sad and tragic”, Prince William has said. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were watching a film about the ex-South African president when the news broke. Speaking after the premiere, he said: “We were just reminded of what an extraordinary and inspiring man Nelson Mandela was and my…
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