Ghanaian midfielder Thomas Partey has signed for Saudi Pro League side Al Shabab after leaving Villarreal. Partey joins the Saudi club as a free agent following a one-year spell with the Spanish side

Businessman Stephen Kwabena Boateng, popularly known as Kwabena Kesse or Kessben, has passed away at age 68. The KESSBEN Group of Companies CEO is reported to have died after an illness, leaving behind a notable legacy in Ghana’s business landscape

Your date of birth may hold clues to the journey ahead. Explore the spiritual meaning behind birth dates and how they are believed to connect with purpose, personality and destiny

A woman shares her story of being asked by her husband to stop working and focus on their marriage. She says he rarely gives her money and they have been sleeping in separate rooms and have not been intimate since June last year

Prophet Telvin Adjei Sowah shares a vision about the political future of Ghana, claiming he saw the NDC ruling the country for 16 years

As the debate over Oteele’s leaked video continues, questions are being raised about the child seen in the footage. Should Oteele and the woman involved be arrested, especially in light of the precedent set by Akuapem Poloo’s case?

Is every difficult season a spiritual attack? Bishop Bonegas explains what people may be referring to when they say they are under spiritual attack, offering insight into the signs, meaning and understanding behind the expression

From private moments becoming public to the growing pressure to share and circulate leaked content, what is driving this disturbing trend, and what does it say about privacy, consent and social media culture in Ghana?

A woman is seeking advice after her husband allegedly rejected her child from a previous relationship, moved out to live with another woman and began abusing her after she insisted on standing by her child. With her husband refusing to end the marriage legally, she is left wondering what her next step should be

Why do some Ghanaians expect to be given money after providing a service, even when the service is already part of their job? From government institutions to everyday transactions, the culture of asking for “something” after doing what one is required to do raises questions about our attitudes towards work, service and entitlement