Warren Sapp, an American Football Hall of Fame defender, said Tuesday he is experiencing memory loss and will donate his brain to a concussion study after his death. The 44-year-old American revealed his status in a posting on the Players Tribune website, saying he wants the sport to “be better off than it was when … Read more
Venezuelan opposition leaders have called for a ‘mega protest’ after President Nicolas Maduro’s announced plans for a new constitution drafted by unelected workers and farmers. Maduro used the May Day holiday to call for a new ‘worker’s constitution’ in an attempt to quell weeks of protests that began after the judiciary tried to strip power … Read more
In an effort to crack down on dangerous blows to the head, the National Football League has approved a new rule whereby any player who commits ‘an egregious’ hit above the neck area would be automatically thrown out of the game. The owners of the NFL’s 32 teams voted on Tuesday to approve the rule … Read more
Approximately, 50 million people worldwide live with epilepsy, making it one of the most common neurological diseases globally according to the World Health Organization. Irrespective of the frustrations that come with the disease, the Larbie family of 4 including 2 girls have dedicated their personal resources to correct the misconception that epileptic patients cannot procreate. … Read more
The constituency office of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) in the Asunafo South District capital, Kukuom, in the Brong Ahafo region has been reportedly ransacked by macho men. Photos of the office show that several items in the office appear to have been tampered with by the cutlass and machete wielding thugs. According to … Read more
Azumah “The Professor” Nelson was born on September 19, 1958 (some say July, others claim earlier) in the newly independent Ghana. A country that was under the strain of political uprisings. Azumah grew up in the harsh enviroment of the Bokum province of Ghana. Fighting was a hobby it was a way of life for … Read more