Reggie Rockstone is a Ghanaian rapper born in the United Kingdom. He lived his early years in Ghana in Accra and Kumasi.

He is a legend in the Ghana music industry since 1994 after he pioneered the hiplife movement in Ghana.

Due to old age, Uncle Reggie decided to shift his attention from music to manufacturing local foods in Ghana like “waakye”.

In a video on his Instagram page, he was driven by his beautiful wife in town as they delivers waakye to customers and advertise on their food called “Rockwaakye.”

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Undoubtedly, one of the biggest debates in the country right now is whether Ghanaians will mandatory take the COVID-19 vaccines or not.

Many high profiles have expressed their opinions on the vaccines and why Ghanaians should take it or not take it.

Already the president of Ghana and his wife, Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo and Mrs Rebbeca Akuffo Addo have taken the first dose of the vaccine.

The vice president and his wife as well as Otumfour Osei Tutu II have taken their vaccines.

But Ghanaians have spoken and some of the reasons given for refusing the vaccine is ridiculous.

According to one young man who spoke to GhPage, the vaccine is being used to spread homosexuality and as such he won’t take it.

He claims the vaccine should not be taken and he for instances will avoid it like plague.

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A delivery driver in Vietnam is being called a hero after he miraculously caught a toddler who fell from a 12th-floor balcony.

Nguyen Ngoc Manh, 31, was sitting in his truck, waiting to deliver a package to a residence in Hanoi on Sunday, Feb 28, when he heard a child crying and a woman screaming overhead.

He said that he initially brushed off the commotion as just a kid having a tantrum.

But when Manh noticed people on the street panicked and shouting, he rolled down his window and looked up. To his horror he saw a little girl dangling 164-feet in the air, VN Express International reported.

The heart-stopping moment was captured on video and shared on social media.

Manh, a father himself, immediately exited his truck. Trying to gauge where the girl may land, he climbed a 6-foot wall between where he was stopped and the apartment complex.

“I scaled the wall and saw that she could fall onto the metallic roof of the house used to store electric generators for the complex, so I tried to climb on top of it,” Manh told VN Express.

“I made it, but couldn’t stand firmly, as the roof was crooked.”

As the girl lost her grip on the balcony railing and started falling, Manh slipped. But he flung himself forward and caught the toddler.

She wasn’t crying, he said, but blood was dripping from her mouth.

“She looked so much like my child at home. I was so confused, only able to tell her, ‘Please, please, I’m here now,'” Manh told VN Express International.

The little girl was taken to a hospital, where doctors treated her for a dislocated hip, but said she had no other injuries.

Manh sprained his arm catching her.

Many on social media hailed Manh as a hero, but he told VN Express he doesn’t care for the label. He said he just wants to “do good.”