A United Kingdom-based radio station has apologised to Britain’s monarch, King Charles III, and its listeners after mistakenly announcing that the King had died due to a technical error. In a statement shared on social media on Wednesday, May 20, station manager of Radio Caroline, Peter Moore, explained that the error occurred when the station’s emergency “Death of a Monarch” …

Nearly 30 percent of working Ghanaians are increasingly relying on gambling and betting as a means of surviving mounting financial pressures, despite recent improvements in income levels and easing economic conditions. This was revealed in the latest Old Mutual Financial Wellness Monitor, which highlights a cautious economic recovery alongside persistent financial vulnerability among many households. According to the report, 37 …

Private legal practitioner and host of Newsfile, Samson Lardy Anyenini, has renewed calls for the repeal of Section 208 of the Criminal Offences Act, 1960 (Act 29), arguing that the law has increasingly become a tool for suppressing free speech and dissent. In a legal commentary titled “The Abronye Charge Sheet – misuse in plain sight,” Mr. Anyenini described the …