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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.
[Video] – Mugabe mocked in new stage play
Robert Mugabe ruled Zimbabwe for decades and during those years, it was difficult ridiculing him either through journalism or arts.
German aid worker kidnapped in Niger
A German aid worker has been abducted by unknown gunmen in Niger.
Outrage in Ghana over reasons why women become mistresses
There is outrage in Ghana over reasons why some women decide to be mistresses after one of the country’s celebrated model and actress Moesha Budonita Boduong made a shocking revelation in a TV interview.
Algeria mourns those killed in deadly military plane crash
Algerians are observing three days of mourning following Wednesday’s deadly plane crash which claimed some 257 lives.
Malawi: Cholera outbreak kills 30
Thirty people have so far died from Cholera outbreak in Malawi since the outbreak was recorded in February, according to health officials.
CAR demonstrators lay corpses in front of U.N. mission
Demonstrators in Bangui, capital of the Central African Republic, have placed at least nine corpses in front of the UN's mission following recent clashes.
US House Speaker Paul Ryan to quit
US House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan will not run for re-election this year, in a big blow to Republicans ahead of autumn's mid-term elections.
Baby in Ghana dies after doctor turns off oxygen over $120 debt
A nine week old baby in the central part of Ghana has died after a doctor of a health facility turned off his oxygen machine over a debt of $120 (GHS533).
Ghana asks ‘noisy’ Mosques to use WhatsApp to call to prayers
Officials in Ghana have ordered Muslim leaders and managers of Mosques to consider using the social media platform WhatsApp to call Muslims to prayers.
Togo: Security personnel crackdown on protesters
Security personnel in Togo were deployed on Wednesday to crackdown on opposition protesters demanding an end to the rule of Faure Gnassingbe.
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