Author: Karen Jacqueline

Julius Malema is one of Africa’s most controversial and influential political figures. Born on March 3, 1981, in Limpopo, South Africa, he rose from humble beginnings, raised by a single mother working as a domestic worker, to become a dominant voice in South African politics. Malema first gained national attention as president of the African National Congress Youth League between 2008 and 2012, where his outspoken and often confrontational style made him both popular and polarizing. After being expelled from the ANC, Malema founded the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) in 2013. The party quickly grew into a major opposition force,…

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Ghanaians have received some relief at the pumps as major Oil Marketing Companies, including Star Oil and GOIL, announced reductions in fuel prices during recent pricing windows in 2026. The price cuts come amid intense competition in Ghana’s downstream petroleum sector, with both companies adjusting their pump prices multiple times to attract customers and respond to market conditions. At the peak of the reductions earlier in the year, GOIL lowered petrol prices to about GH¢9.99 per litre, while diesel dropped to around GH¢11.21 per litre. Star Oil followed closely, slightly undercutting GOIL by pricing petrol at approximately GH¢9.97 per litre…

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Ghanaian rapper and entrepreneur Okyeame Kwame has sparked widespread conversation after revealing that he has remained faithful to his wife throughout their 21-year relationship. The award-winning artist, known for both his music and advocacy work, made the statement during a recent interview, emphasizing his commitment to discipline, honesty, and intentional living in marriage. At a time when stories of infidelity often dominate headlines and social media discussions, Okyeame Kwame’s claim stands in stark contrast. In Ghana and beyond, long-term fidelity is often viewed with skepticism, especially in the entertainment industry. His statement challenges that perception, offering a different narrative, one…

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The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) scheduled planned maintenance works on Thursday, April 16, 2026, as part of ongoing efforts to improve power reliability and strengthen the national electricity distribution network. The exercise forms part of a broader nationwide infrastructure upgrade initiative aimed at reducing faults, stabilizing voltage levels, and enhancing service delivery. However, the maintenance works came with temporary power outages affecting several communities across different regions. In the Central Region, multiple communities experienced scheduled outages as engineers worked on network improvements. Although ECG did not always release a single consolidated list for April 16, similar maintenance exercises in…

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Former Black Stars defender Edwin Gyimah has reportedly regained full control of his house following weeks of tension and public family disagreements. The development comes after a widely discussed dispute over ownership and access to his eight-bedroom property, which had drawn significant public attention in Ghana. According to reports, Gyimah was handed back the keys to his house after intervention by media personalities and a conflict-resolution team. The mediation process, led by a crew from Oyerepa FM, helped de-escalate tensions between the footballer and members of his family. The symbolic return of the keys marked the official restoration of his…

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A major legal clash is unfolding in the United States over whether officials in the administration of Donald Trump can be held in contempt of court. At the heart of the controversy are deportation flights carried out in 2025, and a deeper constitutional question about the limits of presidential power and judicial authority. The legal dispute stems from a March 2025 order issued by U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, who directed the government to halt deportation flights carrying Venezuelan migrants to El Salvador. However, two flights proceeded despite the order. Boasberg later argued there was evidence the administration may have…

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A shocking incident involving online influencer Clavicular (Braden Eric Peters) has sparked widespread concern about influencer culture, substance use, and the pressures of online identity. The 20-year-old content creator was hospitalized on April 14, 2026, following a suspected overdose that occurred during a livestream, raising serious questions about the risks tied to viral fame. The incident unfolded in real time as Clavicular streamed from a mall and later a restaurant in Miami. Viewers quickly noticed something was wrong. He appeared disoriented, slurred his speech, and repeatedly said he was “destroyed.” Moments later, he became unresponsive, forcing friends to abruptly end…

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After years of anticipation, Euphoria Season 3 has finally arrived, marking one of the most highly anticipated TV comebacks in recent years. The show officially premiered on April 12, 2026, nearly four years after the second season aired. The long delay was caused by multiple factors, including industry strikes, production challenges, and the busy schedules of its globally recognized cast. Despite these setbacks, the return of the series has generated massive excitement among fans worldwide. One of the biggest changes in Season 3 is a significant time jump of about five years, moving the story beyond high school into early…

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Péter Magyar has rapidly become one of the most talked-about political figures in Europe after securing a historic victory in Hungary’s 2026 parliamentary elections. His party, Tisza, won a two-thirds majority in parliament, ending the 16-year rule of Viktor Orbán. This landslide win marks a major political shift not just for Hungary, but for Europe as a whole. For many voters, the election represented a clear desire for change after years of centralized power and political tension. Interestingly, Magyar was not always an outsider. He was once closely associated with Orbán’s ruling party, Fidesz, and even held roles within the…

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Rory McIlroy won the 2026 Masters Tournament, successfully defending his title and securing his second Green Jacket in dramatic fashion. He finished the tournament at 12-under par, narrowly beating Scottie Scheffler by just one stroke. This victory marks a significant milestone in McIlroy’s career, as he becomes one of the few players in history to win the Masters in consecutive years, a feat last achieved by Tiger Woods in 2002. The final round at Augusta National Golf Club was filled with tension and momentum swings. McIlroy had to overcome early setbacks, including a costly mistake on the front nine, before…

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