Greater Accra Regional Health Directorate receives GH¢20,000 support for breast cancer care in Accra
As part of activities marking the October edition of the monthly event, Retro Vibes Day…
Nasdaq climbs over 1% as AI-linked stocks recover ahead of key earnings
A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) at the opening bell in New York City, Monday. Tech shares were on the upswing early October 19 as investors opened the week by taking advantage of last week’s pullback in the Nasdaq. Last weeks 4.5 percent drop was due to various…
Greater Accra Regional Health Directorate receives GH¢20,000 support for breast cancer care in Accra
As part of activities marking the October edition of the monthly event, Retro Vibes Day Club partnered health professionals to provide breast cancer education and screening services for patrons, while encouraging women to undertake regular examinations and seek medical attention for early signs of the disease.
Ghanaian teen Javits Frimpong, 15, shot dead near school in Bronx
Javits Frimpong, 15, who moved from Ghana a year ago to join his father, died after being shot near his Bronx school. Police are looking for three teenagers.
Tax revenue up $19.6 bil. in Sept. amid chip supercycle
The logo of Ministry of Finance and Economy in the central city of Sejong / Yonhap Korea’s tax revenue rose by 26.4 trillion won ($19.6 billion) in September from a year earlier on the back of higher corporate tax collections driven by improved earnings at chipmakers, data showed Friday. The government collected 55.2 trillion won…
Alphabet stock crash: Why Google’s parent lost $500bn in one day
Alphabet shares fell over 12 per cent in their worst-ever day, erasing around half a trillion dollars as weak search growth and cash burn rattled investors.
Police to deploy 7,800 personnel nationwide for crowd safety during Halloween
Kim Jong-chul, center, acting Commissioner of the Korean National Police Agency, visits Itaewon, Seoul, Friday, and inspects preparations for crowd safety for Halloween. Yonhap Police will deploy around 7,800 personnel across the nation to manage crowds celebrating Halloween over the weekend, officials said Friday, as the country prepares for its fourth Halloween since the deadly…
AI’s real bottleneck is electricity. Who will pay for it? | Technology
Within a week, two of the three largest cloud computing companies in the world signed 20-year contracts for nuclear electricity. Amazon has taken 690 megawatts from Constellation’s Calvert Cliffs plant in Maryland, including 190 megawatts of additional generating capacity expected between 2030 and 2032. Google has signed an agreement that will bring 890 megawatts of…
Japanese scholar sees little chance of ‘meaningful’ Kim-Trump summit this year
Junya Nishino, a professor of political science at Tokyo’s Keio University, speaks to a group of Korean reporters at his office in Tokyo, Oct. 22. Yonhap A summit between North Korea and the United States is likely to be difficult within this year, a leading Japanese scholar has said, doubting that either side is ready…
CAF restores AFCON to two-year cycle, scraps four-year plan
“The decision by the CAF EXCO that the CAF AFCON should take place every Two Years was based on advancing, protecting and promoting the interest of African Football and CAF’s 54 Member Associations, as well as the interest of African players employed by Football Clubs outside Africa,” he explained.
Ampem Darkoa edge Edo Queens to secure CAF Champions League spot
AMPEM Darkoa Ladies have booked their place at the 2026 CAF Women’s Champions League after defeating Nigeria’s Edo Queens 3-2 in the continuation of the WAFU Zone B qualifying final. Afishata Mohammed proved decisive yesterday in Egypt, rising to head home from a corner kick and secure a crucial goal for Ampem Darkoa Ladies in…
High-quality data is the foundation of Monetary Policy – BoG Governor
The Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Johnson Pandit Asiama, on Thursday, 29 October 2026, joined key stakeholders in Accra for the launch of the maiden edition of Ghana in Numbers 2025, an initiative by the Ghana Statistical Service aimed at making official statistics more accessible to support evidence-based policymaking, business decisions, and national development.
