Five persons have been confirmed dead after a taxi car they were travelling in collided with a Yutong Bus at K. Boateng, a community in the Amenfi Central District of the Western Region.
Tuesday 14 June 2016
Breaking News; NDC Youth Organizer And Five Others Died By Accident
Five persons have been confirmed dead after a taxi car they were travelling in collided with a Yutong Bus at K. Boateng, a community in the Amenfi Central District of the Western Region.
Politics: Check NDC Harmful Contracts......Ayariga Charge Ghanaians
The flagbearer of the All Peoples Congress (APC), is calling for a review of all government contracts with business entities.
Breaking News: Accident Claimed 2 Lives Tamale-Kintampo Highway
Two persons are feared dead and one critically injured in a violent car accident on the Tamale- Kintampo Highway on Friday night.
Breaking News: 25 years Hanged Herself At Kpong
A 25-year-old mother of one has hanged herself at Battorkordzi, a suburb of Kpong in the Lower Manya Krobo Municipality in the Eastern Region.
Breaking News: Ghanaians Activities Caused Flood ...EPA
Persistent floods over the years in Ghana, especially in the major cities, Accra and Kumasi, have been blamed on the behaviour and activities of some Ghanaians.
Breaking News: VIP Bus On Fire At Kasoa
Passengers in a VIP bus from Accra to the Central region escaped unhurt after the vehicle caught fire.
A taxi car which was following the bus, according to reports, noticed the fire on the Kasoa road and immediately asked the driver to stop.
Breaking News: Krachie NPP MP Sacked
New Patriotic Party (NPP) parliamentary candidate for Krachi West constituency in the Volta Region has been relieved of his post.
Kenneth Bagisan Jima also known as Abedi is said to have neglected the constituency after winning the parliamentary primaries.
The Krachi West constituency Chairman, Mathias Kwame Banyaolenso in an interview on Adom News said the decision was taken by the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party.
Kenneth Bagisan Jima also known as Abedi is said to have neglected the constituency after winning the parliamentary primaries.
The Krachi West constituency Chairman, Mathias Kwame Banyaolenso in an interview on Adom News said the decision was taken by the National Executive Committee (NEC) of the party.
Breaking News: I kicked Jackson Out After Sex... Bobby Brown
Amongst the stunning revelations Bobby Brown has detailed in his new tell all book, “Every Little Step: My Story,” the R&B singer claims to have kicked Janet Jackson out of his hotel room after having sex with her.
Breaking News: GFA Boss Beg Ghanaians For Muntari
President of the Ghana Football Association Kwesi Nyantakyi has called on Ghanaians to forgive Sulley Ali Muntari after the GFA confirmed receipt of his apology letter.
World News: Bill Clinton Caught Kissing Lady At Rally Grounds
During recent rally for his wife’s campaign, the 69-year-old ex-president was caught laying a kiss on a woman in the crowd. While politicians are known to shake hands and give the occasional cheek kiss, commenters have accused Slick Willie of crossing the line this time. “Yuck,” one commenter wrote. W”here’s Bill’s left hand? What’s with the woman clasping Bill’s neck?”
Entertainment: See Ghanaian Born Bozomo Saint
Bozoma Saint John stole the show.
The Apple Music executive doesn't have nearly the same name recognition as the senior executives, from Eddy Cue to Craig Federighi, who shuffled on to the stage at the annual developer conference on Monday.
But Saint John quickly turned heads during her appearance at the event, and not just because she got Apple's audience to rap along to The Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight." Even if the audience filled with tech developers wouldn't sing aloud as loudly as "Boz" wanted, her enthusiasm was infectious.
Twitter instantly lit up, some people even tweeting that she should be the next CEO. BuzzFeed crowned her "the coolest person to ever go onstage at an Apple event."
To her friends, though, it's not a surprise that the Apple exec would captivate the crowds.
"Boz is a fierce woman in consumer tech and is making waves at Apple," said Anjula Acharia-Bath, a partner at Trinity Ventures and friend of Saint John's, in an interview with Business Insider. "This was her moment to shine."
Saint John ended up at Apple thanks to its acquisition of Beats Music - a move that she hadn't originally seen coming. She joined only three months before Beats was sold to Apple, but has taken the reins as the head of global consumer marketing for Apple Music and iTunes.
Her path to get to the Apple stage wasn't easy. Born to Ghanaian parents, Saint John moved with her family to Colorado Springs, Colorado, when she was 14. Her father's journey from joining the Ghanaian army as a clarinet player to graduating from college in the US continues to be her biggest inspiration to this day, she says.
"People who would have seen him on paper would have said he would never achieve," Saint John said in a keynote at the nonprofit First Graduate this past May.
Saint John also went to Wesleyan University and spent a few years after graduation at the ad agency Spike DDB. Then, Saint John's career took her to Pepsi for nearly a decade, with a quick stint at fashion brand Ashley Stewart.
The Apple Music executive doesn't have nearly the same name recognition as the senior executives, from Eddy Cue to Craig Federighi, who shuffled on to the stage at the annual developer conference on Monday.
But Saint John quickly turned heads during her appearance at the event, and not just because she got Apple's audience to rap along to The Sugarhill Gang's "Rapper's Delight." Even if the audience filled with tech developers wouldn't sing aloud as loudly as "Boz" wanted, her enthusiasm was infectious.
Twitter instantly lit up, some people even tweeting that she should be the next CEO. BuzzFeed crowned her "the coolest person to ever go onstage at an Apple event."
To her friends, though, it's not a surprise that the Apple exec would captivate the crowds.
"Boz is a fierce woman in consumer tech and is making waves at Apple," said Anjula Acharia-Bath, a partner at Trinity Ventures and friend of Saint John's, in an interview with Business Insider. "This was her moment to shine."
Saint John ended up at Apple thanks to its acquisition of Beats Music - a move that she hadn't originally seen coming. She joined only three months before Beats was sold to Apple, but has taken the reins as the head of global consumer marketing for Apple Music and iTunes.
Her path to get to the Apple stage wasn't easy. Born to Ghanaian parents, Saint John moved with her family to Colorado Springs, Colorado, when she was 14. Her father's journey from joining the Ghanaian army as a clarinet player to graduating from college in the US continues to be her biggest inspiration to this day, she says.
"People who would have seen him on paper would have said he would never achieve," Saint John said in a keynote at the nonprofit First Graduate this past May.
Saint John also went to Wesleyan University and spent a few years after graduation at the ad agency Spike DDB. Then, Saint John's career took her to Pepsi for nearly a decade, with a quick stint at fashion brand Ashley Stewart.
NBA: Cavs Beat Golden Star Worries Again
Cleveland Cavaliers beat Golden State Warriors 112-97 to reduce the deficit to 3-2 in the best-of-seven NBA Finals.
Sports: I Will Retire On Buffon Retirement Day.... Iker Casilas
Spain goalkeeper Iker Casillas says he will not retire until Italy counterpart Gianluigi Buffon calls time on his illustrious career.
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