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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 workers reject 15 percent pay rise, want more
Public sector workers in Zimbabwe have refused to accept a 15 percent pay rise offer from the government and are demanding more.
SA bus drivers end strike after wage deal
South African bus drivers have reached a deal with the government over their wage demands and decided to end their ongoing strike.
South African farmer forces worker to drink faeces
A South African farmer and some of his family members are facing prosecution for allegedly forcing one of his workers to drink faeces.
Clashes erupt during US Jerusalem embassy opening
At least 16 Palestinians in Gaza have been shot dead by Israeli troops in some of the bloodiest clashes for weeks, Palestinian officials say.
Sudan: UN wants teenager pardoned for killing rapist
The United Nations and other international rights groups are calling on Sudan’s president to revoke a death sentence handed down to a 19 year old girl for killing a man during rape.
China commends Trump over Chinese jobs at ZTE
China has welcomed a pledge from Donald Trump to help save ZTE, one of China's biggest telecoms companies.
Ebola outbreak kills 19 in DR Congo
19 deaths have been recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo following the latest outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus.
Libya to return bodies of 20 beheaded Egyptians
Libya will return to Egypt on Monday the bodies of 20 Egyptian Christians killed in 2015 by Islamic State in its former Libyan stronghold of Sirte, a Libyan security official said.
Klopp praises Egypt’s Salah for keeping focused
Liverpool manager Juergen Klopp has praised Mohamed Salah for keeping his feet on the ground during his record-breaking Premier League season.
Explosive device found at SA mosque
Police South Africa have confirmed that a device discovered in a mosque at the port city of Durban after armed men attacked worshippers last week was an explosive.
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