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ON THE GO Abdul Samad Rabiu donates N1bn to University of Ibadan Abdul Samad Rabiu, founder of BUA Group, has donated the sum of N1 billion to the University of Ibadan in Oyo state, through the Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR... Hyundai, KIA to establish assembly plants in Ghana Hyundai and KIA, South Korean multinational automotive manufacturers, are set to establish assembly plants in Ghana by the end of 2022.Advertisement Alan Kyerematen, Ghana’s minister for trade and industry, announced... ‘A true democrat’ — encomiums for Odumakin as funeral rites begi...

Some 40 people are reportedly dead from suspected adverse effects caused by the AstraZeneca vaccine. Spain was the latest to suspend the use of AstraZeneca, after reports of adverse side effects prompted more than a dozen other states to do the same, despite assurances from EU regulators that the jab is safe.  Spanish health officials said on Monday night that they would halt vaccinations for the AstraZeneca inoculation for at least two weeks, pending a safety review, a decision mirrored in France, Portugal, Cyprus and Slovenia on the same day. All pointed to recent reports of blood clotting...

• While Ghana has freighted first cargo • Pending issues will be concluded before end of Q1, says Nigeria’s rep While some top African economies have already freighted their first cargoes under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Nigeria continues to await the release of the list of liberalised goods by the National Action Committee, one month after implementation commenced. On January 4, Ghana organised an event to commemorate its first export under the framework, setting a tall order for other countries. Ghana is reportedly one of three countries, including Egypt and Sou...

9 books to read over the holidays from The Next Chapter's mystery book panel The Next Chapter columnists J.D. Singh, P.K. Rangachari and Margaret Cannon reveal their mystery and thriller fiction picks for the holiday season. Social Sharing Posted: Dec 18, 2020 12:29 PM ET | Last Updated: December 18, 2020 This photo was taken in 2019. The Next Chapter mystery panel consists of Globe and Mail columnist Margaret Cannon (left), McMaster University professor P.K. Rangachari (second from left), and bookstore owner J.D. Singh (second from right), seen here with Shelagh Rogers.(CBC)