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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.
WhatsApp to raise minimum age limit to 16 in EU
Popular messaging service WhatsApp is banning under-16s from using its platform in the European Union.
Uber drivers in Ghana on strike over commission charges
Drivers in Ghana working under the U.S headquartered company, Uber on Wednesday embarked on a sit down strike refusing to operate as they agitate over a 25 percent commission fee.
Salah shines again as Liverpool beat Roma
Liverpool, inspired by two-goal Egyptian Mohamed Salah, took a big step towards the Champions League final with a 5-2 win over AS Roma in their semi-final, first leg at Anfield on Tuesday.
Rwanda: heavy rains and landslides kill 18
Officials in Rwanda have confirmed that heavy rains have caused major landslides in parts of the country resulting in the death of eighteen people on Monday.
South Africans demonstrate over minimum wage
Thousands of South Africans are marching to protest what they call poor working conditions and demand improved minimum wage levels.
16 killed in Nigerian church attack
Semi-nomadic herdsmen armed with guns killed 16 people on Tuesday in an attack on a church congregation in a central state of Nigeria plagued by communal violence, police said.
Israel drops plans to evict African migrants
The Israeli government has decided not to evict African migrants forcefully any longer to other African countries after making such threats months ago.
Ghana: Police officers rent guns to armed robbers
Police officers in Ghana are reported to be renting weapons to armed robbers for criminal activities.
Africa records high remittances in 2017 – World Bank
Remittances to low- and middle-income countries rebounded to a record level in 2017 after two consecutive years of decline, says the World Bank’s latest Migration and Development Brief.
North Korea ‘sorrow’ about deadly bus crash
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has expressed "bitter sorrow" over a bus accident that left 32 Chinese tourists and four North Koreans dead.
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