Women and men dressed in all black attire took to the streets of Accra, Ghana on Saturday, 21st September 2019 in a peaceful march to raise awareness about Violence on Women. The March organized by the Safe Space foundation (a non-profit) comes after an announcement by the Ghana Police confirmed suspicions that the remains found in the residence of an alleged kidnapper were indeed the remains of 4 young ladies believed to have been kidnapped and murdered in Takoradi in the Western Region of Ghana. The case of the four young women Ruth Abekah (19), Priscilla Blessing (21), Ruthlove Quayson (18), Priscilla Mantebea Koranchie, (18) who went missing between July 2018 and December 2018 gripped the nation and led to a nationwide campaign titled #BringBackOurTaadiGirls which aimed add to raise awareness to the plight of the young girls and call for urgency to be applied to the investigation which was widely criticized as being inefficient.  Although this March was intended in part to d...

The iPhone’s Face ID feature caused a fair amount of uncertainty when it first came out, and people were concerned about privacy and security. Your partner trying to unlock your phone with your face ID may or may not have been among those concerns. But if it wasn’t then, it definitely is now. A viral video circulating on Twitter shows a woman and a man—perhaps her boyfriend—sitting outside. Things take a turn when the woman starts shoving the man’s iPhone in his face in order to unlock it using Face ID. As she gets the phone close, he closes his eyes and covers his face. He dodges and swerves in a move sequence that almost looks graceful. Man I thought she was pepper spraying him but she trying to get his Face ID 😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/UFhX8XrLdu — ひM.A.T.Aひ⁠ (@EliiDaRuler) September 23, 2019