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Isaac Kaledzi
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Isaac Kaledzi is an experienced and award winning journalist from Ghana. He has worked for several media brands both in Ghana and on the International scene. Isaac Kaledzi is currently serving as an African Correspondent for DW.
Zimbabwe’s Mnangagwa unhurt after blast at rally
Zimbabwe President Emmerson Mnangagwa escaped unhurt after an explosion rocked a stadium where he was addressing a political rally on Saturday, a month before...
Man denied UK visa to save dying sister
A Ghanaian man has been denied a UK visa to enable him travel to Birmingham to save his dying sister.Joseph Kordie lives in Ghana...
Major migrant smuggler arrested in Tunisia
Tunisia's government says it has arrested a man behind a key syndicate engaged in smuggling migrants.The arrest confirmed on Friday is taking place after...
London’s Cross station closed over Bomb threat
A man on the tracks claiming to have a bomb forced the evacuation of London's Charing Cross railway station.
British Transport Police (BTP) was called...
Akon to build ‘real-life Wakanda’ in Senegal
Akon says he's planning to release a new cryptocurrency named after himself - called Akoin.
Speaking at the Cannes Lions Festival on Monday, the Locked...
Uganda: Refugees fight during World Cup match, 4 killed
Police in Uganda have arrested 15 South Sudan refugees for fighting over a world cup match.The fight erupted on Sunday during Brazil and Switzerland...
U.S imposes visa ban on Congolese officials
The United States of America has placed a visa ban on some key Congolese officials.These officials are accused of engaging in corrupt acts and...
South Sudan rejects Machar re-joining government
South Sudan says rebel leader Riek Machar cannot re-join the government. It would rather prefer another representative from the rebels but not their leader.South...
Bemba to contest DRC presidential election
The former Congolese vice President, Jean-Pierre Bemba is to return to his home country next month.He was released from detention this month after the...
Tanzania secures $455 million loan for power projects
Tanzania has secured a loan facility of $455 million from the World Bank to finance its power projects.The loan is under the World Bank's...
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