Author: Ab Adams
Apple is planning to use advanced liquid metal and improved titanium alloys for its first foldable iPhone, according to new supply-chain information. According to the Korean Naver user known as “yeux1122,” citing a material company source, the hinge used in Apple’s first foldable iPhone will be made from liquid metal, an “amorphous” material Apple has been exploring for over 15 years. The main body of the device will apparently use a revised titanium material that improves strength while reducing overall weight when compared with existing titanium iPhone frames, despite having virtually the same surface area. Apple’s relationship with liquid metal goes…
The Paramount Chief of Paakoso is demanding the release of the late highlife legend Daddy Lumba’s body from the custody of the Abusuapanin, ahead of plans for another funeral ceremony scheduled for March 2026. According to sources close to the matter, the Paakoso Chief insists that customary obligations tied to lineage, stool heritage, and traditional rites have not been fully satisfied, necessitating a separate funeral observance under his authority. The demand, which has sparked debate among family elders and cultural observers, underscores the complex role of chieftaincy and tradition in funeral arrangements, particularly for prominent figures. The Abusuapanin, who traditionally…
The court has granted Ebo Noah bail in the sum of GH₵100,000 with two sureties, following his appearance in court on Tuesday. The case has been adjourned to March 18 for further proceedings. Ebo Noah, who is facing charges yet to be fully determined by the court, was granted bail after his legal team made a formal application, arguing that he is not a flight risk and is willing to cooperate fully with the judicial process. The court, after considering the submissions from both the defense and the prosecution, ruled in favor of bail under strict conditions. As part of…
Ghanaian renowned rapper Dadie Opanka has expressed his readiness to serve under President John Dramani Mahama, particularly as a financial adviser. Speaking in an Instagram interview with Nana Romeo on 14 January 2026, in a recent statement to political leader John Mahama, Opanka emphasized that his professional experience equips him to provide practical solutions for economic challenges. “My financial advisory background equips me to help strengthen the economy,” he said, underlining his commitment to leveraging his expertise for the country’s benefit. Opanka, who has long been known for his influence in the arts and business sectors, stressed the importance of…
Former Director of the Legon Centre for International Affairs, Professor Vladimir Antwi Danso, has criticised what he describes as a flawed approach adopted by US President Donald Trump in his bid to restore America’s global dominance. According to him, America’s long-standing reliance on diplomatic pressure, alliance cohesion and the extensive use of sanctions to subdue other nations has triggered a backlash that is now manifesting on several fronts. He explained that countries such as China and Russia, which were once marginalised within the global system, are reassessing their roles and influence on the world stage. This shift, he noted, has…
Ghana’s persistent transport sector challenges are largely the result of weak regulatory frameworks and excessive political interference, according to legal practitioner and governance expert, Godfred Yeboah Dame Ofosu-Dorte. Speaking on the state of the country’s transport system, Ofosu-Dorte argued that successive governments have failed to build strong, independent institutions capable of regulating the sector effectively, leaving it vulnerable to inefficiencies, safety concerns, and poor service delivery. According to him, political considerations often override technical and professional decision-making in the planning, management, and regulation of transport infrastructure. This, he noted, has resulted in inconsistent policies, abandoned projects, and a lack of…
The Member of Parliament for Zebilla, Cletus Apul Avoka, has attributed persistent distortions in public transport fares across the country to operator greed and weak regulatory systems, warning that commuters continue to suffer due to poor enforcement of fare regulations. Speaking on the state of Ghana’s transport sector, the MP said that although transport fares are officially regulated through consultations between the government and transport unions, the lack of effective monitoring allows some operators to arbitrarily increase fares, especially during peak hours, festive seasons, and fuel price fluctuations. He noted that although the government has created an enabling environment for…
(MMT): Metro Mass Transit has announced a reduction in some of its intercity transport services as part of a broader strategy to ease worsening rush-hour congestion in Accra. The decision, according to management of the state-owned transport operator, is aimed at freeing buses and drivers to strengthen heavily congested urban routes during peak morning and evening hours, when thousands of commuters struggle to get to and from work. Accra’s rapid population growth, coupled with limited road expansion and rising vehicle numbers, has placed enormous pressure on public transport systems. MMT says the reallocation of buses from long-distance routes to inner-city…
Former London’s Burning and Grange Hill star John Alford has experienced a dramatic fall from fame. Once a familiar face on British television, Alford’s career has been overshadowed by criminal convictions, John Alford’s journey from a promising young TV star to a convicted criminal is a stark narrative about fame, personal struggles, and a tragic downfall that has captured public attention in the U.K. Over the course of four decades, his life encompassed early success, legal troubles, attempts at reinvention, and ultimately shocking criminal convictions that have effectively ended any hopes of a return to mainstream entertainment. His latest, for…
Charlotte, N.C. A widespread Verizon network outage on Wednesday disrupted cell phone service for tens of thousands of customers nationwide. It temporarily hindered some 911 calls in Charlotte, according to police and emergency officials. The outage, which began around midday on January 14, 2026, left many Verizon users’ phones showing “SOS” or “no service,” cutting off normal voice, data, and text functionality. Major cities across the U.S., including New York City, Washington D.C., Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles, also reported service interruptions at the height of the disruption. Verizon customers in Charlotte and nationwide don’t have service amid a widespread…