China rejects Trump’s claim that Xi has called him by phone.
“If the U.S. really wants to solve the problem through dialogue and negotiation, it should stop threatening and blackmailing (China),” Guo told a regular news conference.
Qatar, Saudi Arabia to Settle Syria’s World Bank Debt
Both Gulf states have played a key role in the diplomatic outreach to Syria’s new rulers since the ouster of longtime strongman Bashar al-Assad in December.
Apple, Meta fined as EU presses ahead with tech probes.
The European Union has fined Apple and Meta a combined €700 million ($797 million) in the first enforcement of its landmark digital competition law.
Government Surpasses Treasury Bill Target by GHS550m
The government has exceeded its Treasury bill target by GHS 550 million, according to the latest auction results from the Bank of Ghana.
Kim Kardashian robbery suspects to appear in Paris court as trial begins.
A group of five armed men, all over the age of 60, are alleged to have arrived by bicycle or on foot and impersonated police officers to enter the building just after 2am.
Titanic survivor’s letter sold for £300,000 at auction.
Colonel Gracie’s journey on the Titanic had a catastrophic end, but he fared better than most.
Fire Shatters Textile Shop at Lapaz Market, Vender Hospitalized
A textile shop at the Lapaz Market in Accra was ravaged by fire on Sunday, April 27, leaving one person hospitalised.
Ghana to establish Independent Emoluments Commission by end of 2025 – FWSC.
Ghana’s Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) has unveiled plans to establish an Independent Emoluments Commission by the end of 2025
We are investigating a potential data breach on MTN – Data Protection Commission.
MTN has confirmed that while personal data may have been exposed, the breach did not affect its core network, billing systems, or financial services infrastructure.
Namibian president announces free higher education, saying ‘fees have fallen’.
Namibia’s new president has announced that university fees will be scrapped from 2026.