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Tito had recently been on tour with brothers Jackie and Marlon, and his final social media post saw the trio visiting a memorial to late little brother Michael. Tito Jackson, a founding member of the Jackson 5 alongside little brother Michael Jackson, and a solo musician in his own right, has died. He was 70. Tito’s children shared the news on the musician’s official Instagram page. “It’s with heavy hearts that we announce that our beloved father, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Tito Jackson is no longer with us. We are shocked, saddened and heartbroken. Our father was an incredible man…
Godwin Avenorgbo, The Grandmaster Kofi Yeboah Writes, AT the funeral of ‘The Grandmaster’, there were no food or ‘takeaways’ served but that did not leave mourners hungry and angry because there were plenty takeaways and food for thought that left them really satisfied. The funeral was very simple – no elaborations; no tributes, and nothing grandeur, all in keeping to the wishes of The Grandmaster, Godwin Rosevelt Avenorgbo. The renowned broadcaster believed in simplicity – of life and events – so his family kept the funeral as such. He was time conscious and punctual (I bear testimony of…
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has reportedly refused to pay Kylian Mbappé almost £50 million in unpaid wages, despite being ordered to do so by the French football governing body, the LFP. The club was instructed to pay the forward missing bonuses and wages accumulated over his seven-year stint at PSG, but they have stated they will not comply with the ruling. The dispute reportedly began following Mbappé’s acrimonious departure from PSG earlier in the summer, with questions surrounding whether he would leave on a free transfer. The club and the player have been in conflict over his salary, including loyalty bonuses…
The World Health Organization (WHO) has granted prequalification to the MVA-BN vaccine, making it the first vaccine officially approved for mpox (formerly known as monkeypox). This key development is expected to improve access to the vaccine, especially in regions where mpox outbreaks are prevalent. WHO’s prequalification process ensures that a product meets strict standards for quality, safety, and efficacy. Once prequalified, the product is recognized globally, helping healthcare providers and countries have confidence in its use. The MVA-BN vaccine, produced by Bavarian Nordic A/S, was approved following a review by the European Medicines Agency. It is recommended for individuals aged…
My govt is working for the people, improving their lives and empowering future generations – Akufo-Addo
President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has said that his government has been working to improve the lives of the people currently and empowering future generations. He said this on Friday, 13th September after commissioning the Jamestown Fishing Harbour, in Accra. The president said this is in fulfilling a promise he made to the people of Jamestown and Ghana as a whole. This project, which had been a dream since 1965, now stands as a modern facility that will empower the livelihoods of our hardworking fisherfolk and transform the local economy, he said. It is a symbol of the commitment of…
The UK government has announced a significant increase in the financial requirements for international students, effective January 2, 2025. This is the first adjustment to the financial thresholds since 2020, reflecting the rising cost of living across the UK. Under the new rules, international students must demonstrate they have sufficient funds to cover their living expenses for up to nine months. These changes were implemented to keep pace with inflation and increased living costs, ensuring that students can support themselves during their studies. The financial requirements vary depending on where the students plan to study: These adjustments aim to align…
Election 2024: Low female candidacy in presidential race highlights persistent gender gap in Ghana’s leadership
As the dust settles on the 2024 presidential filing process, one glaring fact remains: women’s involvement in Ghana’s presidential elections is still critically low. Out of the 22 candidates who successfully filed their nominations, only three are women, underscoring the persistent gender gap in the country’s political landscape. Representing political parties are Nana Akosua Frimpongmaa Sarpong Kumankumah of the Convention People’s Party (CPP) and Akua Donkor of the Ghana Freedom Party (GFP). Joining them is independent candidate Janet Asana Nabla, who stands as the lone woman running without party affiliation. Despite their inclusion, these three women remain outnumbered by their…
New York City is considering offering reparations to the descendants of slaves under new proposals recently approved by the City Council. The plans, aimed at recognizing and addressing the lasting impact of slavery in New York City, are pending approval from Democratic Mayor Eric Adams. According to the City Council, New York once had one of the highest rates of slave ownership in the country during the 1700s, and although slavery was officially abolished in 1827, many businesses—some of which are predecessors of modern banks—continued to benefit from the slave trade until 1866. Lawmakers backing the proposals argue that the…
Promising Ghanaian defender Stanley Quarshie is currently on trial with Chelsea Football Club’s youth team. The talented 17-year-old, who transitioned from VIM Sporting Club in Ghana’s lower-tier league, is aiming to impress the Premier League club and earn a place in their academy. Quarshie’s move to the UK followed a standout performance at the Samba Stars Tournament, where his skills drew the attention of scouts. After two successful weeks with Wolverhampton Wanderers’ academy, the defender now has the opportunity to prove himself at Chelsea. Notably, fellow Ghanaian David Oduro also had trials with Chelsea before eventually joining FC Barcelona, while…
At least 18 people, including United Nations staff, were killed in an Israeli airstrike on a UN school-turned-shelter in the Nuseirat camp in central Gaza on Wednesday, September 11, according to the Gaza Civil Defense and hospital officials. The Palestinian authorities reported that at least 44 others were injured in the incident. The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) stated on X (formerly Twitter) that six of its employees were “killed today when two airstrikes hit a school and its surroundings in Nuseirat,” marking “the highest death toll among our staff in a single incident.” The Israel…