Why Women Who Stand Out Often Struggle To Believe They Are Loved
A lifestyle essay argues that women who fall outside society’s norms learn to doubt love, blaming poor media representation, rejection and social media pressure.
A lifestyle essay argues that women who fall outside society’s norms learn to doubt love, blaming poor media representation, rejection and social media pressure.
WHO has allocated 20,000 Ervebo doses for an Ebola vaccine trial in DR Congo’s Ituri province, as the Bundibugyo outbreak passes 7,600 cases and 3,670 deaths.
Singapore police say fraudsters posing as Harvey Norman staff and central bank officers have taken at least S$4.8 million from 119 victims since January this year.
Ekua Adadzewa, the Ghanaian singer known as Adez and a former TV3 Mentor 2 contestant, has died. She spent nearly 20 years as a backing vocalist and jingle singer.
The Ghana Football Association and Japan’s Meiji Holdings have signed an MoU on sports nutrition, player performance and football development, with talks running into 2027.
Nairobi has beaten London to host the 2029 World Athletics Championships, the first time the global track and field meet will be staged in Africa.
The NPP has completed its final delegates’ register ahead of the October 3, 2026 national officers election in Kumasi, with online verification and a proxy voting framework now in place.
Volta Regional Minister James Gunu wants a tomato processing factory in the region to cut post-harvest losses and jobs, as Ghana launches its tomato self-sufficiency drive.
Sports Minister Kofi Adams says Ghana’s proposed Constituency Games remain at the planning stage, with no start date, as questions over access and funding persist.
South African police say a 52-year-old man arriving at OR Tambo airport from Accra was found with suspected heroin worth over GH¢1.4 million. It is the third such arrest in three weeks.