The appointment of Kojo Choi as Ghana’s Ambassador to South Korea by President John Dramani Mahama has sparked widespread discussion, with many people curious about his background. - Here’s an insightful thread about the life of Ghanaian Entrepreneur of South Korean descent, Kojo Choi 🧵.

Music producer Biggest Craze tricked some ladies into believing GigzBeatz was Kwaku Smoke, and they excitedly took pictures with him.

Samuel Sey, a Ghanaian-born blogger based in the United States who has consistently supported President Donald Trump and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) over the mass deportation of immigrants, has been arrested and detained by ICE for overstaying his visa and is set to be deported.

The National Film Authority has faced backlash for using AI to generate a video instead of working with creatives to produce it.

An interviewer fled for his life after a lion tried to answer his question about how Samson in the Bible was able to kill a lion with his bare hands.

A man has appealed to authorities to introduce ferries to transport people from Tema to Kasoa, Cape Coast to Accra, and other destinations, saying this would ease traffic congestion and reduce accidents.

Four plots of land are selling for $5 million in Cantonments.

A video captures how Ghanaian fishermen sleep in their canoe during a deep-sea fishing expedition.

Netizens have reacted to the name given to a baby by her parents during her christening ceremony.

Onlookers were stunned by the sight of a Kia Morning modified with scissor doors.

Kumasi residents gathered to make cameo appearances in a music video being shot by Sarkodie and fellow artistes in Bantama yesterday, after which the rapper had fun with traders and exchanged pleasantries with many.

“Posting yourself while pregnant is a deadly exposure to the baby. Someone can use a telescope to see the child’s destiny and take it away.” — Preacher Peter Anamoh claims that sharing pregnancy photos online could expose unborn babies to spiritual attacks.

A foreign national was amazed by the generosity of Ghanaians he encountered and surprised them with GH¢1000 each after a driver offered him a free ride and others willingly gave him items they were selling when he pretended he had no money.