Author: Karen Jacqueline

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karen Jacqueline is a current affairs writer and political analyst focused on Ghanaian and global governance stories. With a sharp eye for policy, elections and economic trends, her breaks down complex national issues into clear, engaging narratives for young audiences

In 2026, Google has launched one of its biggest digital training initiatives in Ghana, offering 100,000 fully funded scholarships to help young people acquire in-demand tech skills. The programme, built around Google Career Certificates, is part of a broader effort to prepare Ghanaians for the fast-growing digital economy. The scholarship programme was officially announced in April 2026, with applications now open to Ghanaians across the country. The initiative aims to equip youth with practical, job-ready skills that can be completed in less than six months. This move follows Google’s earlier commitment made during the launch of its AI Community Center…

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The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) has come under public attention after confirming defects in some of its newly issued 2026 vehicle number plates. The issue, which affects a portion of embossed plates, has raised concerns among motorists about quality control, road safety, and enforcement. In April 2026, the DVLA officially admitted that some of the newly issued “26” registration plates were defective. According to the Authority, routine quality checks revealed that certain plates did not meet durability standards. The main issue identified was fading characters on the plates, which could make them difficult to read over time. This…

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Ghanaian consumers are set to receive some relief at the pumps in May 2026, as fuel prices are projected to decline slightly in the first pricing window of the month. The expected reduction follows a combination of government intervention and marginal shifts in global oil market conditions. According to pricing indicators from the National Petroleum Authority, both petrol and diesel will see modest reductions beginning May 1, 2026. Petrol prices are expected to fall slightly from about GH¢13.27 per litre to around GH¢13.25, just a 2 pesewa drop. Diesel, however, is projected to see a more noticeable reduction, falling to…

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Residents in Ghana’s Volta Region and Oti Region have recently experienced a series of power outages, sparking renewed concerns about electricity reliability in these parts of the country. The outages, confirmed by the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) and partners like Ghana Grid Company, are linked to both planned maintenance and unexpected technical faults. One of the most recent disruptions occurred on April 28, 2026, when ECG announced a scheduled six-hour power outage across parts of the two regions, running from 6:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. In addition, a more serious and unplanned outage has been linked to a fire…

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Early Life and Background Jimmy Kimmel was born on November 13, 1967, in Brooklyn, New York. Raised largely in Las Vegas, he developed an early interest in comedy and broadcasting. Inspired by late-night legend David Letterman, Kimmel pursued a career in entertainment, starting out in radio before making his way into television. From Radio to Television Fame Kimmel’s career began in local radio, where he worked in multiple cities and honed his comedic voice. After years of trial and error, including several job losses, he found success in Los Angeles as a radio personality. His big break came in television…

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Newmont Corporation is the world’s largest gold mining company, and its operations in Ghana, commonly referred to as Newmont Ghana, have played a major role in the country’s mining sector for nearly two decades. Ghana, Africa’s leading gold producer, is the company’s primary base on the continent, reflecting the country’s importance in global gold production. Newmont Ghana’s operations have centered on two major mining areas: Ahafo and Akyem. The Ahafo Mine, located in the Bono Region, began commercial production in 2006 and remains one of the company’s flagship operations. It includes both surface and underground mining, contributing significantly to Ghana’s…

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Nicolás Maduro was born on November 23, 1962, in Caracas, Venezuela. Before entering politics, he worked as a bus driver and later became a trade union leader. His political career gained momentum through his close association with Hugo Chávez, the charismatic leader of Venezuela’s socialist “Bolivarian Revolution.” Maduro held several key positions under Chávez, including foreign minister from 2006 to 2013 and vice president from 2012 until Chávez’s death in 2013. Following Chávez’s passing, Maduro was chosen as his سیاسی successor and narrowly won the 2013 presidential election. Maduro officially became president in April 2013, inheriting a country heavily dependent…

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Benjamin Nketsiah has once again made headlines after receiving a prestigious academic honor from Michigan State University. He is known in Ghana for his role in leading Presbyterian Boys’ Secondary School to victory in the 2020 National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ). Nketsiah’s latest achievement highlights his continued academic excellence on the global stage. His journey from a celebrated high school quiz champion to an award-winning university researcher reflects the growing impact of Ghanaian students in international academic spaces. Benjamin Nketsiah earned the Honours Giving Back Award, which recognizes students who combine academic excellence with meaningful social impact. The award…

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   Darrell Sheets was a well-known American reality television star, best recognized for his larger-than-life presence on the hit A&E series Storage Wars. Nicknamed “The Gambler,” Sheets built a reputation as a bold bidder who chased high-risk, high-reward storage locker deals. This became one of the show’s most memorable figures. Sheets gained widespread popularity when Storage Wars premiered in 2010. The show followed professional buyers who bid on abandoned storage units, hoping to uncover valuable hidden items. Sheets quickly stood out for his aggressive bidding style and his signature enthusiasm for what he called the “wow factor.” Over the years,…

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