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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.

Mugabe to be questioned from home on missing cash

The parliamentary committee in Zimbabwe probing missing $15 billion diamond revenue has announced that its members have "resolved to meet former president Robert Mugabe at his private home instead of dragging him to parliament" for questioning.

Burundi: Presidential term limit extended in referendum vote

Burundi's new constitution which allows for changes to be made to presidential term limits in the central African country has been approved by voters in last week's referendum.

Mugabe to face Zimbabwe parliament on May 23

Former President of Zimbabwe is expected to face Zimbabwe parliament’s committee probing his claim that some diamond revenues were stolen during his tenure.

Zimbabwe applies for commonwealth membership

The Commonwealth has announced on Monday that Zimbabwe has officially applied to re-join the group following the exit of Robert Mugabe from power.

South Africa: Farmers clash over cattle, two killed

Two farmers in Roosfontein, Dewetsdorp, south of Bloemfontein in South Africa have been reportedly killed by two other farmers following an argument over cattle.

South Africa agrees improved wage deal with workers

The South African government has agreed a three-year wage deal with public sector unions, granting modest salary increases only slightly above inflation in an attempt to tame its large budget deficit.

Somaliland hit by cyclone, at least 15 dead

Somaliland has been hit by tropical cyclone, Sagar which was caused by heavy rains over the weekend leading to the death of at least 15 people.

Ebola vaccination begins in DR Congo

The Health ministry of the Democratic Republic of Congo has said that vaccination campaign to deal with the spread of the deadly Ebola virus begins on Monday.

Police in Zimbabwe banned from eating in public

Police officers in Zimbabwe can no longer eat or smoke in public as part of new measures being instituted to reform the police service.

Burundi: Opposition rejects referendum results

The coalition led by main opposition leader Agathon Rwasa said on Saturday it did not recognise the result of a referendum on constitutional reforms that could leave President Pierre Nkurunziza in power until 2034.

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