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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.
DR Congo to receive 4,000 doses of Ebola vaccine
The Democratic Republic of Congo is to receive 4,000 doses of Ebola vaccine secured by the World Health Organisation as the global body prepares to deploy them.
Burundi: Gunmen attack village killing 26 people
More than 26 villagers in Burundi’s north-west have been murdered by armed men who stormed homes and setting them on fire.
Madagascar removes ban on opposition candidates
Madagascar has announced the lifting of a ban on opposition politicians from standing for office after series of protests over the past weeks.
Buhari returns from medical check-up in Britain
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday returned home after spending a few days in London to see his doctors for medical check-up.
Google to warn humans during chat with bots
Google says it will take steps to ensure that humans are not fooled when they get called by software bots that can convincingly mimic the human voice.
Kenya launches first satellite into space
Kenya on Friday successfully launched its first satellite into space, an event that was watched by many.
Sudan: Woman to be executed for killing man during rape
A teenage girl in Sudan who killed a man who tried raping her has been sentenced to death.
Gambians to vote in first Mayoral elections
Gambians will on Saturday vote for new mayors for various assemblies in the West African nation, the first time such an election is taking place since Yahya Jammeh was ousted in 2017.
Ghana’s parliament chief threatens to resign over gay rights
The Speaker of Ghana’s parliament has threatened to resign if any attempt is made to put a legislation before the law-making chamber to approve gay rights.
WHO to send Ebola vaccines to DRC as virus spreads
The World Health Organization has announced it is planning to send Ebola vaccines to the town of Bikoro in north-western Democratic Republic of Congo where new cases of the deadly virus have been recorded.
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