Jason Collins, First Openly Gay NBA Player, Dies At 47‎‎

Jason Collins, the first active male athlete in a major American professional team sport to come out as gay, has died at the age of 47.

Ex-Ohio Deputy Found Guilty Of Reckless Homicide In Shooting Of Black Man Going Into Grandmother’s Home

Nigerian Fishermen Feared Dead After Chad Air Strikes On Boko Haram

Body Found In New South Wales Likely Belongs To Suspect In Triple Homicide

Tamron Hall Reveals Why She Walked Away From $2 Million Contract With NBC

Television host and journalist Tamron Hall turned down a $2 million NBC contract after learning she would be removed from her roles at the network. She said the decision came down to principle, fairness, and how she wanted to be represented in the industry.

Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications

Reed Hastings Steps Down As Chairman Of Netflix After Nearly 30 Years

Nigerian With ‘Natural Explosiveness’ Aiming For NFL Spot

Ghana Eyes $1bn Local Bond Sale To Fund Cocoa Sector Revival

Ghana’s cocoa industry is undergoing a significant financing overhaul, with the Ghana Cocoa Board (COCOBOD) signalling plans to tap domestic capital markets for roughly $1 billion to fund next season’s crop purchases — a strategic pivot away from the foreign syndicated loans that have long underpinned the sector.

Solar Firm Eyes $750m Push To Power 2.1m Homes Across Four African Nations

China Tightens Grip On Africa’s Battery Metals With $210m Ghana Lithium Deal

Ghana Secures U.S. Debt Relief As Washington Ties Relief To Repayment Discipline