Augustine Fenuku

2 weeks ago | yen.com.gh | Augustine Fenuku

A lady who relocated to the United Kingdom has revealed how she is coping with her new occupation abroadShe shared that she previously worked in an oil and gas company back home before quitting her job to move overseasIn a light-hearted tone, she lamented leaving a good job only to settle for a less desirable role in the UKPAY ATTENTION: NOW You can COMMENT on our articles on the YEN website! Learn how to get started.

2 weeks ago | yen.com.gh | Augustine Fenuku

By YEN News TeamAs Africa’s youth population rises faster than ever before, one generation is emerging as a force across the continent: Gen Z. These young people, born between the mid-1990s and early 2010s, are not waiting for the future to arrive; they are actively creating it. From launching businesses and championing social causes to shaping online culture, their presence is felt in every corner of African society.

2 weeks ago | yen.com.gh | Augustine Fenuku

Eden Obeng Kyei, a former Prempeh College NSMQ star, secures an internship with global tech giant Meta He is currently a junior at the prestigious California Institute of Technology in the United States Eden is pursuing a degree in Computer Science while gaining real-world experience at a global tech company, Meta Eden Obeng Kyei, a brilliant former contestant of the National Science and Maths Quiz (NSMQ) from Prempeh College, has landed a big internship with Meta, a top global tech company...

2 weeks ago | yen.com.gh | Augustine Fenuku

In a heartwarming moment that captivated social media, a young Ghanaian man known as McBliss uplifted a street hawker’s day with an unexpected act of generosity. The woman, a vendor of African Star Apple (commonly known as Alasa), was left stunned and emotional after receiving a significant, undisclosed sum of money. The viral gesture has reignited conversations about kindness, empathy, and how small acts can spark hope for those working tirelessly in Ghana’s informal sector.

3 weeks ago | yen.com.gh | Augustine Fenuku

Abdul Majeed Abdallah, a 2021 NSMQ champion from Prempeh College, has gained admission to Williams College in the U.S. to study Computer Science. After taking a gap year post-high school, Majeed researched course options and settled on Computer Science with a possible second major in Mathematics. His decision was influenced by seniors in tech and his love for mathematics, which continues to shape his academic path.