The picture of a bottle allegedly containing the ‘Blood of Jesus’ has gone viral on social media.

Iceland's president fell and broke his nose when he fainted – because his bath was too hot.

A woman has been raped in public and killed by a rebel militant group in the Democratic Republic of Congo, reportedly because she served the gunmen “forbidden food”.

 A 56-year-old driver Kwasi Akuffo has appeared before an Accra Circuit Court for allegedly impregnating his 15-year-old house help.

Theresa May had to battle losing her voice and being interrupted on stage by a comedian as she sought to reassert her Conservative leadership.

The man who allegedly fell from the Atomic Junction overpass during last Saturday’s gas explosion has been identified as Mohammed Ashalley, a cameraman at Net2 TV.

Hillary Clinton, the Democratic candidate in last year’s presidential election, led calls on Monday for the American people to stand up to the powerful gun lobby in the wake of the country’s most deadly mass shooting.

At least five Ugandan lawmakers received hospital treatment for injuries sustained while being dragged out of the parliament by plain-clothes security guards that opposition MPs said were really soldiers from President Yoweri Museveni's special forces.

Some churches at Tarkwa in the Western region have been flooded with letters from gay associations.

The Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCo) has blamed the regular power outages in Wa and its environs on the activity of a stubborn rat.

“The dog 23-years-old belonged to my late mother. It stayed with her for 11 years and it has been 12 years since she passed on."

A new research by KASI Insight Health and Wellness index (FiT Score) conducted among seven cities in Africa, including Accra, has shown that the country has an urban population less likely to participate in unhealthy habits but are more optimistic about their general health.

An Egyptian woman once believed to be the World’s heaviest has died in the United Arab Emirates.

How far would you go to save water?

Well, for the head of a provincial government in South Africa, it seems there is no sacrifice too big.

A young lady is reported dead while performing some gymnastics in the popular ‘One Corner’ dancing competition in the Central Region.