Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the US presidential race, endorsing Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee. Citing his age and health, Biden emphasized his commitment to his presidential duties for the remainder of his term. He highlighted achievements such as economic growth, healthcare expansion, and climate legislation. Biden expressed gratitude to the American people and Vice President Harris, urging Democrats to unite against Donald Trump in the upcoming election.

EL, born Elom Adablah, who won the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards Artiste of the Year four years ago, is making a comeback with his new song 'Efa Wo Ho Ben.' The song, which has been trending on Twitter in Ghana, is seen as a response to critics and a statement that his hiatus is over. The afrobeat track features choir vocals and is considered by fans as a diss track to those who have criticized him over the years.

Ghanaian musical duo Dope Nation released a new track titled 'Chairman' aimed at rapper Kwesi Arthur, sparking a fan-driven debate on social media. While Dope Nation's fans praise the song's punchlines, Kwesi Arthur's supporters believe he should ignore the diss, viewing it as a ploy for attention. The feud reportedly stems from a misunderstanding at a university performance in Accra.

The article celebrates the birthday of Akosua Adomako Ampofo, highlighting her significant contributions to political activism and education in Ghana. It recounts her involvement in protests against the reappointment of Salifu Amankwah, her leadership in defending academic freedom at the University of Ghana, and her role in the removal of a Mahatma Gandhi statue due to his racist remarks. The text praises her courage and dedication to social justice and democracy.

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, MP for North Tongu, has resigned from Parliament's Appointments Committee, citing careful reflection and thoughtful considerations. This comes amid internal agitations within the National Democratic Congress (NDC) over the approval of ministers from the Akufo-Addo government. Sammy Gyamfi has accused NDC leaders of losing their moral authority and misleading party members.

On March 6, 1957, Kwame Nkrumah delivered a historic speech declaring Ghana's independence from colonial rule. He expressed gratitude to various groups, including chiefs, youth, farmers, women, and ex-servicemen, for their roles in achieving freedom. Nkrumah emphasized the need for hard work and unity to reshape Ghana's destiny and create a respected nation. He highlighted the importance of African identity and the broader goal of total liberation for Africa, calling for divine support and national dedication.

The Supreme Court of Ghana has unanimously dismissed the election petition filed by former president John Dramani Mahama, affirming the validity of Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's election in the December 7, 2020, presidential election. The Chief Justice, Justice Anin-Yeboah, presided over the case, which was heard by seven justices. Mahama's argument that no candidate achieved the required 50% + 1 vote was rejected, upholding the declaration by the Electoral Commission's Chairperson, Jean Adukwei Mensah.

MTU students showcased their entrepreneurial ideas at the Ideas Pitch Competition organized by Husky Innovate. Anastasia Motta won first place with her idea 'The Droplet,' aimed at saving house plants. Cassandra Nash and Alex Bos secured second and third places, respectively, with innovative solutions for college-friendly furniture. Noel Kamdem-Tegue's food truck idea, Black Earth Rising, was the audience favorite. The event, supported by Pavlis Honors College and sponsored by the College of Business, featured judges from various university departments and was emceed by Bayle Golden.

Apple's March event, titled 'Peek Performance,' introduced several new products and updates. The company unveiled the M1 Ultra chip and Mac Studio, their most powerful desktop PC yet. The iPhone 13 now comes in two new finishes, while the iPhone SE has been upgraded with 5G and the A15 Bionic chip. The new iPad Air features the M1 chip and 5G connectivity. Additionally, Apple announced the Studio Display, a 27-inch 5K resolution monitor. The IOS 15.4 update will allow Face ID to work with masks on newer iPhones.

Tech Needs Girls, a mentorship program started by Regina Honu under her tech startup Soronko Solutions, is transforming the lives of young girls from slum communities in Accra, Ghana, by teaching them to code and design websites. The program, which began in rural areas, now operates in urban slums and Burkina Faso, has trained about 6000 girls, and combats social issues like early child marriage. Regina Honu, who has been recognized internationally for her work in STEM education, also founded Soronko Academy, West Africa's first coding and human-centered design school, to provide a space for continuous practice and additional skills training. The Ghanaian government has been encouraged to support such non-profit initiatives and make ICT education more practical from the basic level.