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Super Eagles goalkeeper Amas Obasogie has been cleared of match-fixing allegations after his Tanzanian club conducted a thorough investigation. The 26-year-old can now return to the field with his reputation intact.
When a Norfolk Island paddler couldn't find teammates for a New Zealand race, veteran Sugar Te Paa reached out with a warm invitation. The brand-new duo won gold in their first race together at the Takapuna Beach Cup.
The American Medical Association just adopted sweeping policies to make weight loss medications and comprehensive obesity care more affordable for millions of Americans. The move addresses one of healthcare's biggest cost barriers while recognizing obesity as a chronic disease requiring long-term support.
Ghana's capital is reclaiming its sidewalks for pedestrians in a major effort to restore order and safety in crowded downtown areas. The initiative aims to ensure emergency vehicles can navigate freely while creating safer, more accessible streets for everyone.
A new electronic badge in Ghana promises to make online shopping safer by verifying businesses before buyers click purchase. The Trust Seal could transform how millions of Ghanaians shop from their phones.
Amanda Howard put her doctorate in nurse anesthesia to work within hours of graduating, performing CPR on a Philadelphia restaurant chef who collapsed during her celebration dinner. The two-minute response brought him back from having no pulse.
Ghana's Education Trust Fund just gave national service workers a career boost they'll use for years. The seminar packed communication, professionalism, and entrepreneurship training into one power-packed day.
After years of coming close, Australian rider Hunter Lawrence finally claimed his first premier-class motocross title in a dramatic season-long battle with his brother. The siblings traded the championship lead six times before Hunter sealed the deal at Indiana's season finale.
Dr. Sylvia Adusu just shattered a glass ceiling that's stood since 1996, becoming the first African woman ever elected to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea. Her historic nine-year appointment puts Ghana on the map and opens doors for women across the continent.
A 22-year-old uncertain intern transformed into a youth program officer who now creates the same opportunities that changed her life. Grace Akua Gyan-Darkwa's story shows how mentorship and trust can unlock potential for young people across Ghana.
Indian filmmaker Payal Kapadia, who made history winning Cannes' Grand Prix in 2024, returns to the festival as jury president for Critics' Week. She'll champion first-time filmmakers at the world's most prestigious film festival this May.
Two years after winning Olympic gold in 3x3 basketball, Germany's Marie Reichert is back on the court chasing a World Cup title after missing an entire season with a torn ACL. The 2024 Paris Olympic champion led her team to a perfect 4-0 group stage record in Warsaw, Poland.
Scientists have discovered a new jellyfish species in Japanese aquariums, complete with tiny brown spots that multiply like Michelin stars as it matures. The find proves aquariums aren't just pretty displays—they're frontiers for biodiversity discovery.
In India's temple town of Puri, police now help tourists and citizens file complaints, find lost phones, and locate stations through a simple WhatsApp message. The innovation dissolves the fear and distance that keeps people from reaching out when they need help most.
Over 6,000 people united for Ghana's annual Homowo Health Walk on August 1, celebrating culture while promoting wellness across communities. The event brought together residents, traditional leaders, and visitors for free health screenings, traditional games, and live music ahead of one of Ghana's most important cultural festivals.
America's largest physicians group is partnering with university researchers to provide independent, evidence-based vaccine guidance for families and doctors. The move comes as families seek trusted, science-backed information about vaccine decisions.
Female journalists in northern Ghana are breaking through gender discrimination with new safety training that helps them tackle dangerous assignments and workplace bias. A workshop backed by DW Akademie is giving 12 women reporters the tools to pursue hard-hitting stories while protecting themselves in the field.
More people with obesity are getting treatment now than at any point in the past 20 years, thanks to breakthrough medications like semaglutide. A major study tracking over 200,000 patients shows how policy changes and new drugs transformed access to life-changing care.
A bipartisan bill could finally establish a federal Office of Men's Health after 25 years of failed attempts. With lives on the line and $300 billion in costs, both parties are backing a solution modeled after the successful women's health offices.