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Telcel Cash now available for Ghana Google Play users - Vimarsana News

Telcel Cash now available for Ghana Google Play users

From RUSSELL ADADEVOH in Accra, GhanaGhana BureauACCRA, (CAJ News) - THE Pan-African payments technology company, Cellulant, has announced the integration of Telcel Cash as an alternative payment method for Google Play users in Ghana. This integration offers Google Play users the convenience of adding their Telcel Cash wallet, enabling them to utilise mobile money payments

Noughties boyband look completely different almost 20 years after band split - Vimarsana News

Noughties boyband look completely different almost 20 years after band split

The noughties boyband was formed in 2003 and consisted of Antony Brant, Aaron Buckingham, Mark Harle, Kevin McDaid and Leon Pisani

Kevin McDaid: Celebrity Instahottie - Vimarsana News

Kevin McDaid: Celebrity Instahottie

It has been a challenging endeavor, yet we have dedicated an entire week to meticulously exploring the vast expanse of Instagram to present to you with Kevin McDaid, our selection for this week's celebrity Instahottie.

PSNI submits file to PPS over alleged 'unlawful procession' by Bloody Sunday families - Vimarsana News

PSNI submits file to PPS over alleged 'unlawful procession' by Bloody Sunday families

The PSNI has submitted a file to the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) in relation to an alleged “unnotified procession” by Bloody Sunday families.

PSNI will have to round up Bloody Sunday families and nationalist politicians over 'unnotified procession', says solicitor - Vimarsana News

PSNI will have to round up Bloody Sunday families and nationalist politicians over 'unnotified procession', says solicitor

A solicitor has said the PSNI will have to arrest already traumatised Bloody Sunday families, nationalist and republican politicians, and their legal representatives over an alleged offence of walking a short distance to court for a Soldier F hearing.