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“I Didn’t Have Sex on Big Brother Africa”: Beverly Osu Finally Addresses 2013 Scandal with Angelo Collins Nollywood Actress Opens Up About How Love-Driven Controversy Impacted Her Early Career In the cutthroat world of African entertainment, few scandals have followed a rising star as persistently as the alleged on-camera intimate moments between Nollywood actress Beverly Osu and South African dance instructor Angelo Collins during the 2013 season of Big Brother Africa. Now, nearly twelve years after the controversy that launched her into the spotlight for all the wrong reasons, Osu has revisited the incident that significantly shaped the early trajectory…

The 10 Most Visited Websites in Ghana (2025): What They Tell Us About Ghanaian Digital Trends Ghana’s Growing Digital Footprint: Understanding the Online Landscape The digital ecosystem in Ghana continues its remarkable evolution, with internet penetration now reaching unprecedented levels across urban and rural areas alike. As smartphone affordability improves and mobile data becomes more accessible, Ghanaians are spending more time online than ever before. This comprehensive analysis explores the ten most-visited websites in Ghana as of 2025, offering invaluable insights into user behavior, content preferences, and digital trends that shape this vibrant West African market. For businesses, marketers, and…

In typical headline-grabbing fashion, Kanye West has once again stirred the hip-hop community by revealing his personal list of the “12 Rap Kings” – those he considers the greatest rappers of all time. The controversial producer and artist included himself among hip-hop royalty while notably excluding several contemporary heavyweights, creating immediate backlash from fans worldwide. The 12 Rap Kings According to Kanye West Taking to his X (formerly Twitter) platform, West shared what he believes to be the definitive lineup of rap excellence: “There are 12 rap kings: [Lil] Wayne, Me, Jay [Jay-Z], Drake, Biggie [Smalls], [2]PAC, 50 [Cent], EM…

Daughters of Glorious Jesus Set for 2025 Glorious Praise Tour Renowned Ghanaian gospel group, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, has officially announced the dates for their highly anticipated annual outreach program, Glorious Praise 2025. The event will feature the legendary gospel trio alongside other prominent gospel artists in three major Ghanaian cities: Accra – April 13th Kwahu – April 20th Kumasi – April 27th Themed “The Golgotha Experience,” this year’s edition seeks to highlight the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing His ultimate sacrifice for humanity. The Meaning Behind “The Golgotha Experience” Speaking on the theme, group leader Cynthia explained:…

Mahama Administration Vows to Protect Journalists Felix Kwakye Ofosu, spokesperson for President John Dramani Mahama and Minister of State for Government Communications, has assured journalists that they will not face reprisals for negative reporting under the Mahama administration. Speaking at a press conference in Accra on February 19, Ofosu highlighted President Mahama’s longstanding commitment to press freedom and his history of protecting journalists. “Unlike under President Akufo-Addo, where journalists had to flee the country due to state persecution, President Mahama has always thrown a cordon of protection around journalists,” Ofosu stated. President Mahama’s Track Record with the Media Ofosu emphasized…

Gregory Afoko’s Third Bail Application in Nine Years Gregory Afoko, accused of conspiring with Asabke Alangdi to murder former New Patriotic Party (NPP) Upper East Regional Chairman Adams Mahama, has filed a bail application for the third time in nine years. The application, submitted on February 17, 2025, will be heard on February 21 by Justice Marie-Louise Simmons. The case has been adjourned to March 5, 2025, due to an improperly constituted jury panel, further prolonging the legal proceedings. Background of the Case In April 2024, a seven-member jury found Asabke Alangdi guilty of conspiring with Gregory Afoko to kill…

Pope Francis Hospitalized with Pneumonia: Vatican Provides Health Update Pope Francis Diagnosed with Bilateral Pneumonia The Vatican announced on Tuesday that Pope Francis has developed pneumonia in both lungs, a serious complication following his hospitalization for a respiratory infection. The 88-year-old pontiff, who had part of his right lung removed as a young man, is undergoing treatment for the condition, which includes asthmatic bronchitis and a polymicrobial respiratory tract infection. Despite the severity of his illness, the Pope remains in good spirits and is grateful for the outpouring of prayers for his recovery, according to Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni. A…

Government Questions Legality of CLOGSAG Strike Over Births and Deaths Registry Appointment The government has raised questions about the legal basis for the Civil and Local Government Staff Association of Ghana (CLOGSAG) to proceed with its planned nationwide strike on Thursday, February 20, 2025. The strike is in protest of the appointment of Samuel Adom Botchway as Registrar of the Births and Deaths Registry. CLOGSAG has strongly opposed Botchway’s appointment, arguing that his status as a politically exposed person undermines the neutrality of the civil service. However, the government maintains that the appointment is both valid and lawful. Government Defends…

The Police Hospital in Ghana has announced plans to conduct a mass burial for approximately 200 unclaimed bodies in its mortuary. Scheduled for the first quarter of 2025, this initiative aims to decongest the facility and improve storage conditions. Families of missing persons are urged to contact the hospital’s pathology department to identify and claim deceased relatives before the February 28, 2025, deadline. Why the Mass Burial is Necessary Mortuaries across Ghana, including the Police Hospital, are facing severe overcrowding due to the increasing number of unclaimed bodies. This situation strains storage facilities and hampers the hospital’s ability to provide…

Understanding the New Price Floor System Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector is undergoing significant changes as the National Petroleum Authority (NPA) implements stricter price controls. These new regulations, effective February 16-28, 2025, establish minimum selling prices for essential fuels, marking a crucial development in Ghana’s energy market management. Learn more about Ghana’s energy sector Current Minimum Prices at a Glance The new price floors have been carefully calculated to maintain market stability: Petrol: GHȼ12.56 per litre Diesel: GHȼ13.45 per litre LPG: GHȼ14.26 per kilogram Impact on Industry Players and Operations Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) and LPG Marketing Companies (LPGMCs) must now…