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M.anifest Says He Wants To Collaborate With Kelvyn Boy On A New Banger & He’s So Happy The exploits of 2018 VGMA  Unsung Artiste of the Year  winner, Kelvyn Boy has caught the attention of M.anifest and he intends to have a collabo with the young chap sooner than later. The God MC rapper made his intention known in a tweet to appreciate Kelyn Boy’s new single,  Na You. M,anifest wrote: That Kelvynboy na you song…major feels. Kelvynboy got elated for the rare recognition from M.anifest and asked the superstar to feature on a remix version of the song. M.anifest obliged and subsequently asked the beat and concept of the song to be sent to him so he does his verse on it. Kelvyn Boy said “Thanks boss.A verse from you on one of my jams will be major king”. And M.anifest replied “I dey for you. Send on”.

President Akufo-Addo flies to UK for One Week holidays President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Wednesday, 9th May, 2018, left Ghana for the United Kingdom on a week-long vacation, his first since being sworn-in as President on 7th January, 2017.  He was accompanied by the First Lady, Mrs Rebecca Akufo-Addo, his children and grandchildren. Whilst away, the President will honour two public engagements. On Friday, 11th May, 2018, he will speak at the University of Oxford, as part of its 2018 Africa Conference, on the theme “Enough Rhetoric! Catalysing an Era of Concrete Action”.  He will on Saturday, 12th May, 2018, deliver the keynote address at the London Business School’s Africa Business Summit. On 13th May, 2018, the President will also take the opportunity of his vacation to attend the Anglican confirmation ceremony of his grandson, Louis, at his old school, Lancing College, in Sussex. President Akufo-Addo will return to Ghana on Wednesday, 16th May, 2018, a

Hot Curse; Emelia Brobbey’s Mum Angrily Curses Lady Who Called Her Daughter Prostitute & Drunkard. Emelia Brobbey’s mum has reacted angrily to claims by a woman known as Frema that her daughter is a prostitute and a drunkard. No one, would want to hear someone defame their daughter in that manner and it’s understandable why the mother of the A-list actress is worried. The sorrowful mother minutes after the lady’s accusation called into a live interview TV and radio presenter Nkosuohene had on Facebook concerning the issue. The mother who failed to mention her name refuted all accusations Fremah made against her daughter. According to her, the charges against Miss Brobbey is just to tarnish her reputation because none is true. The angry woman asked Fremah to publicly apologise to her daughter for the false claims else she will go on her knees and pray for God to deal with her and her entire family. When asked if she would pick Femah’s call to listen to her apology, th

Shocking revelations on how HIV is killing young people between 15 to 25 years  Ghana is witnessing a mad rise in cases of HIV/AIDS. In fact, the incurable virus is estimated to have affected over 100,000 Ghanaians just in a year by year analysis. The country has held the 4th National HIV and AIDS Research Conference and from there do have more shocking revelations. One is that almost half of persons living between the ages of New 15 to 24 years got infected with between 2010 to 2016.  Bottom line is that the disease is spreading faster based on some practices that some young people in the country are taking. We explore some of them.  1. Choosing to have unprotected sex. Even though we were adviced not to have sex without a condom, so many of us now prefer to do otherwise. Some say they feel the pleasure more without a condom than having it on. Others also say they are allergic to the rubber hence the need to have it unprotected. Unfortunately, this practice exposes them to grave

Gov't gets $400m Chinese credit to kick-start 1D1F; 22 projects earmarked Trade Minister, Alan Kyerematen, has signed a $400 million turnkey financing facility with China National Building Materials Corporation (CNBM) for 22 enterprise projects under the One District One Factory programme. The agreement signed on Wednesday, May 9, 2018, in Accra enables the establishment start of projects for the processing of industrial starch, vegetable oil, garments and alcohol in line with governments One District One Factory (1D1F) initiative.  The projects are expected to create over 30,000 direct and indirect jobs across the country. At the same signing ceremony, some local banks who are participating in the 1D1F program also signed on- lending facility arrangements with CNBM in support of the initiative. At least four local banks have been selected to serve as intermediaries between the Chinese entity and local businessmen and women to execute the projects. As part of the ar

Woman 'with 11 husbands' stoned to death A woman has been stoned to death in Somalia after a court run by al-Shabab convicted her of having several husbands, the militant group says. Shukri Abdullahi Warsame was accused of marrying 11 times, without divorcing her previous husbands. She was buried neck-deep and pelted to death with stones by al-Shabab fighters, say residents of the southern Sablale town. Al-Shabab practises a strict interpretation of Sharia law. The militant group controls large swathes of Somalia and often conducts raids and attacks in its attempt to overthrow the central government based in the capital, Mogadishu. Mohamed Abu Usama, al-Shabab's governor for the Lower Shabelle region, told Reuters: "Shukri Abdullahi and nine husbands, including her legal husband, were brought at the court, each saying she was his wife." According to Islamic law, polyandry - a woman having more than one husband - is illegal but men are allowed to m

Ghana ranks 5th in Africa for quality of life, nationality Gh ana has placed 5 th  in Africa and 95 th  in the world among 168 countries for its general quality of nationality, according to the latest Kochenov Quality of Nationality Index (QNI) by Henley& Partners. The general quality of nationality includes travel freedom, settlement freedom and external value of its nationality. This summarises the quality of life and opportunities for personal growth within a country of origin. With a value of 32.1, Ghana did far better than the majority of African countries . Seychelles was first in Africa and 49 th  in the world, followed by Mauritius, South Africa and Cape Verde who 2 nd , 3 rd  and 4 th  respectively in Africa but 53 rd , 922 nd  and 93 rd accordingly in the world. The other top five African countries were Botswana (6 th  in Africa and 96 th  in the world), The Gambia (7 th  in Africa and 103 rd  in the world), Sierra Leone (8 th  in Africa 104 th  in the worl