Hip-hop fans across the country have turned against artist Denzel after his friend Mr. Hyper shared a heartbreaking video. In the clip, Mr. Hyper explained how Denzel, whose real name is Tadiwa Maveve, suddenly kicked him out. Mr. Hyper helped build Denzel's music career from the start. The shocked collaborator said in his video that he never explained why - he just told me I needed to leave and start my life elsewhere.
Many believe this situation connects to Mr. Hyper's recent song Nherera from 2024, which seemed to tell the story of his difficult experiences. Mr. Hyper admitted he technically has family members living in Harare but cannot stay with them for complicated reasons. This sad reality forced him to make the streets his home...
Many people on social media have attacked Zimbabwean gospel singer Dorcas Moyo. She wrote on Facebook, asking citizens not to join protests planned for March 31st. As bad comments grew, Moyo blocked most people from commenting. Many users said she took the side of the government. They claimed that gifts from businessman Wicknell Chivayo changed her views.
Chivayo gave Moyo a car just recently. He stays close with big political names in Zimbabwe. His large donations make many people raise eyebrows. People against Moyo say her message hurts the right of citizens to speak up. Critics point out that she ignores the money troubles regular Zimbabwe people face daily.
Some think religious singers should avoid all political talk. Even with...
Chinese officials gave thirty Boer goats to young farmers in Mashonaland Central Province. The donation helps Zimbabwe's youth start profitable farming businesses. Both countries celebrated this gift at a handover event with Minister Tinoda Machakaire and Chinese diplomat Cheng Yan in attendance. The goats came through the embassy's "Youth Maker" program designed to boost rural incomes.
These special Boer goats sell for more than one hundred dollars each on the market, while local goat breeds only bring thirty to fifty dollars per animal. Young Zimbabwean farmers can earn much more money each year by raising these premium animals instead of traditional breeds. Many young people have started farming because regular jobs have become hard...
A South African education leader praised Ghana Communication Technology University for making tech a big part of changing society. Professor Fulufhelo Netswera runs the Faculty of Management Sciences at the Durban University of Technology. He spoke at GCTU's third Technology, Business, and Society event about "The Africa We Want, The Africa We Should Claim."
He said GCTU deserves credit for seeing how important computer technology will be for everyone's future. Students need special abilities to handle our digital world, not just classroom facts. The professor explained that schools often think knowledge alone helps students fix problems, but this leaves out practical skills they actually need.
DUT flipped this approach upside down by...
The University of Cape Coast church just launched a program to help members find jobs. They call it TECS4Live, which stands for Training, Exhibition, Competition, and Support for Livelihoods. The church hosted a trade fair on March 30, 2025. At this event, members showed off their businesses, shared ideas, and built connections with each other.
Dr. Mrs. Ewoenam Afua Afenyo-Agbe helps run the program. She explained how TECS4Live works through different parts. They teach short classes about effectively presenting products. They also offer longer training sessions for skills like processing fruits and vegetables, running online stores, and growing home gardens.
Church members display their products at exhibitions where investors and...
Education Minister Haruna Iddrisu praised Family Health University at its charter ceremony. He recognized the school for leading medical education efforts in Ghana. The Minister highlighted how Prof. Enyonam Yao Kwawukume showed great vision as Founder and vice-chancellor and noted the professor's hard work to improve healthcare across the country.
Minister Iddrisu confirmed that the university met every rule needed for its charter status. He promised government help for the school's goals of teaching quality medicine. The Minister said this support would help tackle health problems nationwide. He revealed plans for a National Research Fund that would back projects at places like Family Health University.
He encouraged the school to...
Yesterday, Sammy Gyamfi shot down rumors about the Ghana Gold Board. He made clear that the board will not act as both a rule maker and a market competitor, as some critics claimed. Gyamfi runs the Precious Minerals Marketing Company right now and helps set up the new gold agency. He posted on Facebook and Twitter that people misunderstood what Goldbod actually does.
The board works as the only company allowed to trade and ship gold out of Ghana, Gyamfi explained. Any rules it makes only affect agents who have already signed up to work under its banner. These rules make sure everyone follows the same standards when they sell gold through official channels. The board has zero power over other companies in the gold business.
Gyamfi...
Assin South MP Reverend John Ntim Fordjour sent well wishes to Vice President Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang after her health scare. He posted on social media on Sunday, hoping she recovers fast as doctors recommended she travel overseas for treatment. Then, he called out certain NDC members by name. He asked why Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Sammy Gyamfi, and Prof. Gyampo stayed quiet about her overseas medical trip.
The former Deputy Education Minister pointed out that these same people criticized other politicians who sought medical care abroad. He directly asked if they would stop making political attacks about rivals' health conditions. Fordjour labeled NDC politics as deeply hypocritical compared to others...
Ghana's Vice President fell sick last Friday after finishing her work day. Professor Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang needed urgent care at the University of Ghana Medical Center on March 28, 2025. Doctors checked her condition carefully throughout Saturday. They decided she should travel outside Ghana for special treatment.
The news came from a March 30 statement by Felix Kwakye Ofosu, who serves as the Presidential Spokesperson and Minister of State handling Government Communications. Defense Minister Dr. Edward Omane Boamah shared this update through his Facebook page. The official message expressed hopes for her quick recovery.
Medical staff at UGMC did their best to help the Vice President. They determined that her health issues...
