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American Rapper Sues Lyft for Alleged Weight Discrimination.

American rapper Dajua Blanding, known as Dank DeMoss, has filed a lawsuit against ride-hailing company Lyft, claiming she was denied service due to her size. The incident, which she recorded and shared on TikTok, left her feeling humiliated.Blanding, who weighs 489 pounds, stated that she had previously ridden in similar cars without issues and believes the driver discriminated against her solely because of her weight. Her legal team argues that the driver's actions violate Michigan’s anti-discrimination laws, which protect individuals from bias based on weight.In response, Lyft issued a statement affirming its commitment to inclusivity, stating that its policies strictly prohibit any form of discrimination or harassment.The lawsuit has sparked discussions about weight bias in the transportation industry and whether ride-hailing companies should do more to enforce anti-discrimination policies.

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Volta Region to Host NAFAC 2026, Needs GH¢2M for Preparations.

The Volta Region has been chosen to host the 2026 National Festival of Arts and Culture (NAFAC), set for November 2026. This decision follows the region’s outstanding performance at NAFAC 2024, where it won multiple awards, including Best Costumes and Best Talents.The Volta Regional Director of the Centre for National Culture (CNC), Lydia Nyarko-Ampomah, revealed that GH¢2 million is needed to upgrade facilities in preparation for the festival. Planned renovations include improving the regional CNC center, event garden, and cultural village, along with constructing a perimeter fence.NAFAC 2026 is expected to attract visitors from across Ghana, the U.S., Europe, and the Caribbean. The event will feature exhibitions, stage performances, and cultural tours to attractions like Adaklu Mountain, Tafi Monkey Sanctuary, and Amedzofe.Nyarko-Ampomah has called on corporate organizations and individuals to support the initiative, emphasizing that the festival will boost the […]

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Simple Daily Habits to Keep Your Kidneys Strong.

Your kidneys work around the clock to filter toxins and keep your body healthy. But are you taking care of them? Here are some simple yet effective ways to maintain strong kidney health:Stay Hydrated – Drinking enough water flushes toxins and prevents kidney stones. Aim for at least 8 glasses a day.Eat Healthy – Focus on fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins while avoiding processed foods and excess salt.Monitor Blood Pressure & Sugar – High blood pressure and diabetes can damage the kidneys. Maintain a healthy diet and check your levels regularly.Exercise Regularly – At least 30 minutes of physical activity daily can reduce the risk of kidney disease.Limit Painkillers – Overusing NSAIDs like ibuprofen can harm your kidneys. Always consult a doctor before long-term use.Reduce Alcohol & Quit Smoking – These habits damage kidney blood vessels and increase […]

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Painter Jailed for Office Laptop Theft.

A 25-year-old painter, Kelvin Boateng, has been sentenced to three years in prison for stealing a laptop from an office in La Kojo Sardine, Accra.Boateng was caught after he scaled a fence to enter the office premises on December 31, 2024. He snuck into one of the rooms and took an HP laptop but was spotted by a witness while trying to escape. He fled and hid in an uncompleted building, but the complainant, Mc Dennis Appau, and other witnesses pursued him and retrieved the stolen device.The police arrested Boateng, and during interrogation, he admitted to the crime. He pleaded guilty to unlawful entry and stealing in court, leading to his conviction by Judge Christina Cann. As he was escorted in handcuffs to begin his sentence, Boateng broke down in tears.

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Minister-Designate Vows to Crack Down on Underpayment of Workers.

The Minister-designate for Labour, Jobs, and Employment, Rashid Pelpuo, has pledged to take strict legal action against employers who fail to adhere to Ghana’s minimum wage laws. Speaking before the Appointments Committee on January 30, he emphasized that all businesses must comply with the set wage standard, warning that violators would face prosecution.Pelpuo stressed that Ghanaian workers deserve fair compensation and that employers who cannot meet the minimum wage must be held accountable. His firm stance has received backing from various stakeholders advocating for better workers' rights.Addressing labour strikes, he noted that 21 of the 27 industrial actions recorded in 2024 occurred in the public sector, with the majority coming from tertiary education institutions. To resolve these issues, he plans to engage labor unions and experts to ensure a structured approach to negotiations.Pelpuo also supported transforming the Fair Wages and […]

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Meta to Pay $25M in Trump Lawsuit Settlement.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has agreed to pay $25 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former U.S. President Donald Trump over his social media ban. Trump sued Meta and its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, in 2021 after his accounts were suspended following the January 6 Capitol riots.Although Meta lifted restrictions on Trump’s accounts in mid-2024 ahead of the U.S. elections, the lawsuit remained ongoing. Under the settlement, $22 million will go toward funding Trump’s presidential library, while the rest will cover legal fees and other plaintiffs involved. However, Meta has not admitted any wrongdoing.The move signals a shift in relations between Trump and Zuckerberg. After Trump’s election win in November, the Meta CEO visited his Mar-a-Lago estate, and the company later donated $1 million to his inauguration fund.Meanwhile, Meta continues to invest heavily in artificial intelligence, […]

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Sam George Promises Stress-Free SIM Re-Registration.

Samuel Nartey George, the Minister nominee for Communications, Digitalisation, and Innovation, has vowed to implement a more efficient and technology-driven SIM re-registration process if confirmed for the role.During his vetting before the Appointments Committee on Thursday, January 30, he criticized the previous registration process, citing long queues and inefficiencies. He assured that the new system would be seamless, eliminating the need for physical queues by leveraging digital solutions.“We will do a proper SIM re-registration again, and this time, there will be no queues because common sense will prevail, and we will use technology to do it,” he stated confidently.Mr. George emphasized that the initiative is crucial for securing Ghana’s telecommunications network and preventing fraud. He pledged that under his leadership, the Ministry would prioritize innovation and efficiency to enhance the sector’s reliability and inclusivity.

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Afenyo-Markin Stands Firm Amidst Vetting Chaos.

The vetting of ministerial nominees turned chaotic as Minority and Majority members clashed over the number of candidates to be vetted. Minority Leader Alexander Afenyo-Markin accused the NDC members on the Appointments Committee of using intimidation tactics to push their agenda.He insisted that the Majority would not be silenced, affirming their right to ask tough questions where necessary. Afenyo-Markin also accused the Minority of unilaterally altering agreements, leading to confusion and heightened tensions. Despite the disruptions, he vowed that the Majority would not be forced into a walkout, ensuring that the vetting process continues.

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AI4SD Launches Robotics Club at Achimota Basic to Shape Future Innovators.

The Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Development (AI4SD) project has launched the RAIL robotics club at Achimota Basic School, aiming to equip students with essential digital skills for future careers. The initiative, backed by the French Embassy in Ghana and the Agence Française de Développement (AFD), aligns with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those focused on quality education and innovation.Speaking at the launch, AI4SD project lead, Prof. Jerry John Kponyo, emphasized the importance of preparing students for 21st-century careers, noting that Africa's youthful population must embrace digital advancements to remain competitive.Dr. Mrs. Eunice Akyereko Adjei, the AI in education team lead, officially inaugurated the club, highlighting the role of artificial intelligence in education. Students were introduced to AI concepts through hands-on training in robotics, block coding, and Lego-based programming.The Headmistress of Achimota Basic School, Mrs. Edith Kyeremateng, praised the initiative, […]

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Sales Manager in Hot Water Over GH¢681K Betting Scandal.

A Sales and Marketing Manager at DPS Industries Limited, Depak Sonar, has been hauled before the Dansoman Circuit Court for allegedly misappropriating GH¢681,000 belonging to his company, with GH¢491,000 spent on casino and online sports betting.Court documents reveal that Sonar used GH¢190,000 to settle personal debts and gambled away the remaining funds. He pleaded not guilty to stealing when he appeared before the court, which granted him bail at GH¢700,000 with strict conditions, including surrendering his passport and reporting to the police biweekly.The case has been adjourned to April 23, 2025, pending further investigations by the Attorney General’s office.

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