His real name is Richard Cobbina and many Ghanaians fell in love with him after he acted the role of Shaka Zulu in the video clip of 4x4’s hit track ‘Fresh One’ and his popularity further increased since he started appearing in a TV commercial for Tigo. He is popularly called Shaka Zulu, keeps a strange beard and hairstyle and receives a lot of cheers from his fans almost everywhere he goes but NEWS-ONE can report that this TV star has been arrested by the Accra Regional Police

Ghanaian girls who offer sex for money at Adum, a suburb of Kumasi in the Ashanti region, have expressed anger over some Nigerians importing younger and prettier girls who are gradually taking over the sex business. If not for the intervention of the assembly member for the area, Albert Osei-Banahene, the enraged sex workers would have hit the streets in their nakedness and marched from one office building to another, just to get the authorities to come to their aide.

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) President, Issa Hayatou has commended telecommunication giants, Globacom Limited for bringing a positive global focus on African soccer and players. Hayatou made these remarks as both organisations signed a five-year extension of their partnership agreement for the Glo-CAF Awards on Friday August 27, at the CAF headquarters in Cairo, Egypt.By the extended partnership, Globacom will sponsor the annual

The flag bearer of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the 2012 election, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo,  says “considering how badly President Mills is performing as leader of the country, coupled with the current political atmosphere in Ghana, President Mills and his NDC will reign for only one term.” He said “the Ghanaian people have seen today that President Mills and his NDC party have no good policies and programmes that can help move our country forward

Ghana captain Stephen Appiah will be honoured with a testimonial match following his decision to retire from international football. The Ghana Football Association (GFA) said it will bid the retiring Black Stars captain a befitting farewell after the influential player wrote to the federation to announce his decision to end his national team career. The match to celebrate Appiah's achievements as a Ghana international will come off later in the year against an opponent yet to be named.

Four people are reported dead following an explosion at the Tema New Town Beach, Wednesday. The explosion occurred after a mob allegedly siphoned fuel from a vessel that had docked at the beach. Police are still looking for the remains of the dead bodies as well as several other injured persons. The crime officer at the Tema Newtown, Ousman Alhassan confirmed the incident to Adom FM's Maame

PRESS STATEMENT BY THE ASSOCIATION OF MAGISTRATES AND JUDGES OF GHANA ON RECENT ATTACKS ON THE BENCH The Association of Magistrates and Judges (AMJG) has noted with grave concern, the recent press statement of the ruling National Democratic Congress which was delivered by its National Chairman, Dr. Kwabena Adjei in response to a ruling of the High Court that discharged Dr. Charles Wereko-Brobbey and Mr. Kwadwo Mpiani,

TRADERS AT the border town of Elubo in the Western Region have threatened fire and brimstone if the government does not stop  a Lebanese company, Diplo FZ Limited, from opening a duty-free shop near the security fence wall and within the ‘no man’s land’ area at the border. They have vowed that hell will break loose at Elubo if the government, in conjunction with the national security, gives the Lebanese company the green light to open the shop

A post South Africa 2010 World Cup report on Ghana’s participation has unveiled a multifaceted scandal depriving the country of thousands of dollars traced to the accounts of a son of Kojo Bonsu, a member of the Committee empanelled to arrange accommodation and other facilities for Ghanaian supporters.In a classic case of conflict of interest, Michael Owusu Darko Bonsu, son of Kojo Bonsu, is said to have been paid $495,000, being the total cost of the Muzinda Residence

THE HEADMASTER of Ghana National College, Robert Koomson Barnes, last Friday incurred the wrath of parents when he decided to give students of the school a new hairstyle that observers would describe as an ‘identification haircut’. Mr Barnes gave the students the trim before they left for vacation. The headmaster, who subjected the students to harsh treatment and scraped their hair haphazardly, was alleged to have used just a pair of scissors for his operation without considering the health implications.