Marvin Gaye's previously unheard music, hidden in Belgium for over 40 years, may soon make global headlines. The tapes, along with stage costumes and notebooks, were left with Belgian musician Charles Dumolin's family. Belgian lawyer Alex Trappeniers, representing the family, believes the collection's fate is about to be decided. Legal complexities surround the ownership and rights to the music, with potential negotiations involving Marvin Gaye's heirs. The discovery could lead to new global hits, reminiscent of the Beatles' final hit 'Now and Then'.

Pope Francis withdrew from the Way of the Cross ceremony at the Colosseum in Rome to preserve his health for upcoming Easter events. Despite being in good shape earlier, the decision was made as a precaution. The pope has had recent health issues, including a

The African Union has congratulated Senegal opposition leader Diomaye Faye for winning the presidential election with 54.3% of the vote, surpassing the incumbent's chosen candidate, Amadou Ba. Faye, recently released from prison, received warm wishes from African Union Commission President Moussa Faki Mahamat for his new role.

Ghanaian rapper Amerado questions the organizers of the Telecel Ghana Music Awards, Charterhouse, on why his popular song 'Kwaku Ananse' was not nominated despite its popularity. The awards announced their nominees at a launch event on March 28, 2024, where Amerado received two nominations for 'Kwaku Ananse Remix' and 'The Hardest.' Amerado expressed his confusion and dissatisfaction on social media regarding the omission of the original version of 'Kwaku Ananse' from the nominations.

Berla Mundi, born Berla Addardey, is a celebrated Ghanaian media personality known for her work as a radio and television host, particularly on the show 'The New Day'. She is also an advocate for social change, focusing on issues like gender equality, education, and healthcare through initiatives such as 'B.You By Berla Mundi'. Mundi has received numerous accolades, including the RTP Award for Best Female Television Presenter, and is recognized for her impeccable sense of style and philanthropic efforts. She serves as a role model for aspiring media personalities in Ghana and beyond.

Dennis Graham, father of rapper Drake, has been allowed to enter Canada after over 15 years. Drake expressed gratitude on Instagram, and Dennis reminisced about their road trips from Toronto to Memphis. Dennis praised Drake's latest album 'For All the Dogs,' and the two shared a light-hearted moment during Drake's 'It’s All a Blur Tour.'

Chris Hughton, the former English footballer and current coach of the Black Stars, has significantly revitalized the Ghanaian national team since taking charge in 2020. Born to Jamaican parents in London, Hughton had a successful playing career before transitioning into coaching, where he achieved notable success in England. His move to coach Ghana surprised many, but under his leadership, the team has shown tremendous improvement, adopting a more attacking style and achieving better results. Hughton is also committed to youth development in Ghana, working closely with local academies. His influence is seen as crucial for Ghana's aspirations to become a football powerhouse in Africa. Hughton is one of the highest-paid managers at the upcoming 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, earning around US$50,000 per month.

Abedi Pele, born Abedi Ayew, is celebrated as one of Africa's greatest footballers. Starting his career at a young age, he joined Real Tamale United at 17 and later played a pivotal role in Marseille's UEFA Champions League victory in 1993. As captain of the Ghana national team, he led them to their first African Cup of Nations win in 1982 and inspired future generations of Ghanaian footballers. Post-retirement, he founded the Abedi Pele Foundation to support young African football talents, cementing his legacy in both Ghanaian and African football.

Chef Failatu Abdul-Razak's attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon received widespread support from various personalities, including Vice-President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and former First Lady Lordina Mahama. Zackariah Ibrahim notably cycled from Ashaiman to Tamale to support her but arrived after the event ended. Chef Failatu prepared 156 meals, serving 2,864 plates, including to children at a Tamale orphanage. She surpassed the previous record held by Ugandan chef Dorcus Mirembe with a cooking time of 144 hours and 20 minutes.

The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) is training 572 field officers for the 2024 Integrated Business Establishment Survey (IBES) in the Volta Region. The survey aims to collect updated data on all businesses in Ghana to aid policy-making and development. The training began on January 8 and will end on January 13, with data collection starting on January 8 and lasting four weeks. The survey will cover various business types, including mobile, open-space, and establishment businesses, and will be conducted in two phases: a census of all businesses and a sample survey. Dr. Johnson Ahiadome and Louis Tobo emphasized the survey's importance for understanding the economy and addressing unemployment, urging field workers to collect accurate data using Computer-Assisted Personal Interviews (CAPI).