They looked inseparable during their short time together, sadly they’ve proven they certainly are. Reports indicate the adorable rap/pop couple have decided to call it quits, citing their conflicting tour schedules. The business of career and money seem to have proven too strong for this particular duo. In a joint statement released to US Weekly, … Read more
Naturally, I am not a hairy person and as such I have never had to wax or shave my legs or arms. And I have not also thought about waxing or shaving the visible part of the body in relation to African women.
In Europe, both white men and women continue to wax their legs and arms but over the weekend, a conversation with my friends at a dinner got me thinking about what my African sisters do.
Next to our table, two loud hungry Ghanaian women took refuge and one of these women had hairy legs and arms.
I noticed it but considered it to be normal because back home, many of friends have such hairy features—legs, arms and sometimes chin.
You would think these cases of extreme misogyny towards women was reserved for the Gulf States practicing Islamic Sharia, but this is a case in our own dear nation Ghana.
Starrfmonline tells of a 23 year old Muslim widow in Akyem Tafo in the Eastern Region, who is set to be flogged because she has been found to be pregnant whilst observing the Islamic widowhood rites.
The rites, known as Iddah, require the adherent to refrain from sex during the period. However, her pregnancy is a sure indicator she wasn’t abstaining, and this has angered Muslim leaders in the area.
“The law says that if something of such nature happens and they are not married, they should be given 100 lashes.
“If they are married, then they have to be executed. In this case, the boy is not married but the girl is still in the room of her husband so the law has to take effect on her.
Pastor George Adu-Kessie, the resident pastor of Kingdom Life Ministries, UK is back with a powerful message titled; You Will Know Them By Their Fruit… According to pastor George, God is not really interested in the gifts or money people take to the church—rather, God wants to know you by your fruit. Pastor George asks; … Read more
Sandra Ankobiah is looking beautiful in bed—and even though such selfies mostly go to the guy at the other side, she shared it with the fans. This brings us to the page; who is now chopping Sandra Ankobiah down following her break up with R2Bee’s Paedae last year? Juliet Ibrahim has quickly grown her natural hair … Read more
Yesterday, nearly about 1,000 African migrants died in three separate boat disasters on the Mediterranean—all trying to escape whatever it is that s hunting them in Africa, to Europe, the continent of prosperity, peace and human rights.
Of course Europe is no heaven, but compared to Africa; it’s heaven on earth—and if you think I am lying, why do you think Africans continue to risk their lives each day, in an attempt to run from our own continent to Europe?
There is something wrong with our continent and the earlier we fix it, the better. From our political structures to economic machines, there seems to be nothing worth living for in Africa.
Surely, the above explains why more than 900 African migrants perished yesterday when a fishing boat capsized off Libya in one of the worst maritime tragedies since the Second World War.
According to survivors, “up to 300 people including women and children ‘drowned like rats in cages’ after being locked in the hold by callous traffickers.”
And this is where our European godfathers have to come in to protect us from killing ourselves. Malta’s Prime Minister Joseph Muscat has called on the “European Union to resume rescue operations and address the chaos in Libya which allows smugglers – who charge migrants thousands of pounds for the passage to Europe – to operate with impunity.”
I have seen you and your readers sing praises for Menaye Donkor for finally getting pregnant after God knows how many years of being with Sulley who has always wanted a baby since day one.
Let me tell you people what happened, which is not how you people are viewing things. I am happy for Sulley Muntari that the woman he spent money to marry has now come home with her senses.
From what I know, Menaye Donkor was being selfish in the marriage. She wanted to pursue a career in acting even though she cannot act to save her life. She started taking acting classes with the hope to be the next Nadia Buari in Ghana’s movie industry.
By now, we should all know Menaye Donkor for her want of fame. If not for her fame desperation, what does she do to always be in the news or parading herself as a celebrity? Think deep.
Over much of the last week an unidentified diseases has been ravaging the people of Ode-Orele in the Ondo State of Nigeria. The disease left its victims with blurred vision and headaches, unconsciousness, and then subsequently death- all within 24 hours.
It sparked fears of another viral outbreak, after Ebola hit Nigeria last year, albeit minimally. The swiftness of the infection made people start attributing all sorts of reasons for the outbreak.
Some tests were carried out, and according to the BBC, the current hypotheses is that herbicides were the cause of the outbreak. The tests, carried out by WHO, ruled out any bacterial or viral infection and that pesticide poisoning was the far more likely outcome.
There are some legends of the past, national treasures whose contribution to our history is undoubted. One of these is Theodosiah Okoh, the designer of the Ghana national flag. Unfortunately, Ms Okoh passed away yesterday April 19 in Accra. Aside her monumental contribution to the identity of Ghana as a nation, she was also an … Read more
GhanaCelebrities.Com’s vblogger-Thick Madamme is furious and shocked by the South Africa’s xenophobia; and asking, what do South Africans take their fellow black Africans for? In this episode of Trending Issues, Thick Madamme looks at how South Africa has painted the entire Africa black with their barbaric actions—while asking some important questions. She finds it difficult … Read more
