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Liberians unhappy with President Weah’s economic performance

Majority of Liberians have approved President George Weah’s performance since he assumed office in January 2018. They, however, rated the government poorly on economic management,...

Nigeria considers birth control policy to check population growth

Nigeria's government is considering placing a cap on the number of children parents could have. The move was aimed at addressing one of the “great...

Ghanaian University shutdown after students’ violent protest

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana’s second largest city, Kumasi has been shut down indefinitely. It followed a violent protest...

University students in Ghana protest police brutalities

Students of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in Ghana's second biggest city, Kumasi on Monday staged a protest against police brutalities. The...

Over one million Ghanaians are jobless

Over one million Ghanaians have lost their jobs since 2017, a study by the Centre for Socioeconomic Studies (CSS) shows. According to the study, the...

Ghanaian workers reject construction of national cathedral

Trade Unions in Ghana have slammed the government’s resolve to build a national cathedral. They claim the project is irrelevant at a time when...

Ghana’s Accra Mall roof collapse not due to lack of maintenance, officials say

Officials in Ghana’s have ruled out lack of maintenance culture as the cause of the roof collapse in one of the country’s biggest shopping...

Hundreds of mental health patients still chained in Ghana

Hundreds of people with “real” or “perceived” mental health conditions remain chained in prayer camps in Ghana, Human Rights Watch said on Wednesday. Ghana’s government...

Outrage in Ghana over man’s death in police cell

Residents of Ghana's second biggest city of Kumasi are outraged at the reported death of a man in police cells. The 52-year-old man identified as...

Ghana loses $3bn annually to corruption

Ghana loses about $3 billion annually to corruption, according to the country's Commission on Human Rights and Administrative Justice, (CHRAJ). The Deputy Commissioner of CHRAJ, Richard...

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