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Nigerian Tems wins first Grammy
Temilade Openiyi, popularly known as Tems, won her first Grammy on Sunday evening February 5, at the cryto.com Arena in…
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Hundreds die in major earthquakes in Syria and Turkey
More than 1,300 people were killed and thousands injured on Monday, February 6 when an earthquake struck central Turkey and…
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Two CCCC awards set sterling records for U.S-based Ghanaian Professor, Godwin Agboka
Godwin Agboka (Ph.D.), a Ghanaian professor based in the United States (US), has received recognition from the prestigious National Council…
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How father & son launched first Black-owned athletic supply company
Oronde Booker and his 14-year-old son, Kendall are making history as the founders of Book Dawg Sports, the first Black-owned…
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France to return sacred Ivorian drum, Djidji Ayokwe
A wooden drum confiscated by the French army in 1916 and housed at the Quai Branly Museum in Paris will…
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Education mustn’t be a financial pain to children – Michael Blackson
America-based Hollywood comedian and actor, Michael Blackson says he never thought access to quality education for children of school going…
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US forces kill IS Somalia leader in a mountainous cave
US forces have killed an Islamic State leader, Bilal al-Sudani, and 10 of his operatives in northern Somalia, American officials…
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Ghanaians to get free access to online content with new Hola Browser
The Hola Browser, a browser that includes a 100% free peer-to-peer virtual private network (VPN) built-in, has officially launched in…
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‘Abafazi Bengoma,’ an all-female band is an inspiration to classic Africa
Nine women who were passionate about drumming met in a drum circle and eventually formed an all-female band. This group…
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AfCFTA should consider strong intellectual property systems for Africa – Dr. Anim-Mensah
The African Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) in its full potential and sustenance cannot ignore in the least the pressing need…
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