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5 Adventurous things you can do during the Christmas holidays

2020 sure has been one bumpy road ride year and I know everyone is looking forward to the Christmas holidays to have some fun and quality time with family and friends.

#GrowingUpInGhana: The pretty awesome things that made our weekends fun as 90s kids

As a 90s kid, I remember I could not wait to grow up but who thought growing up was this stressful with the weekends so boring as compared to our childhood.

The definitive guide to achieving that dream life and body

The Christmas season is approaching and I am guessing most of you have already embarked on your daily workouts for that dream body.

Don’t be fooled, bro!! Your lady isn’t a fan of the messy look

Don't be fooled bro, you see how your lady drools over male model photos online? Take a cue and change that look.

The male guide to taking care of bae during her menstrual cycle

Most women experience a range of emotional and physical discomfort during their menstrual cycle and extra care from their partner is all they mostly need.

Who has the legal right when it comes to naming babies? Mother, Dad or both??

Different countries, tribes and religion have specific rules about how children are named but in Ghana the child's named by his/her father.

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Ghanaian British actor Idris Elba and wife have become the first black couple to cover British Vogue

Actor Idris Elba and his newly-wedded wife, Sabrina Elba, née Dhowre have officially become the first black couple to go on a British Vogue cover and it's pretty historic.

Darren Tenkorang is the 25-year-old who has built an app for haircuts for men of colour

The British Ghanaian Entrepreneur Darren Tenkorang has built what he calls an "uber for haircuts" for black men.

The Burial of Kojo and Azali are the first Ghanaian movies to be selected for the Golden Globes and Oscars

The Burial of Kojo and Azali are the first Ghanaian movies to be selected for the Golden Globes and Oscars

Meg Thee Stallion, Tomi Adeyemi and others named among Time Magazine’s 100 Most influential people

Time Magazine has released the 17th edition of the 100 Most Influential list which honours people who are making an impact in our world.

Ghana’s first deaf lawyer, Juventus Duorinaah called to the bar

Juventus Duorinaah, a native of Wa in the Upper West Region, has made history as the first deaf person to be called to the...