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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.

Ethiopia’s Tigray conflict triggers concerns over possible war crimes

The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights and the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission have said in a report that serious human...

AU Commission calls for removal of sanctions on Zimbabwe

The Chairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat has called for the removal of sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe. In a statement Mr. Mahamat...

Burkina Faso: Ex-soldier admits role in murder of Thomas Sankara

A former soldier has admitted his role in events leading to the death of former leader of Burkina Faso Thomas Sankara, 34 years ago. Yamba...

Nigeria launches eNaira, Africa’s first digital currency

Nigeria has launched Africa's first digital currency called the eNaira. This will be the country's new digital version of its currency. The country's President Muhammadu...

Youth Connekt Africa Summit ends amid calls for youth-led solutions

Young Africans have called for more freedom and opportunities to propel the socio-economic growth of the continent as thousands of them took part in...

Ghanaian-British invents multi-language translator earbuds

Ghanaian-British, Danny Manu has invented language translator ear buds that are able to translate various languages in real-time to languages preferred by users. The CLIK+...

Sudan’s political transition in crisis amid pro-military protests

Sudan's political transition is facing a major crisis amid pro-military protests by some citizens demanding the dissolution of the civilian government. The pro-military Sudanese protesters...

Blaise Compaoré to boycott Thomas Sankara murder trial

Burkina Faso's former President, Blaise Compaoré who is now living in exile will not attend this month's trial over the 1987 assassination of his...

WHO gives approval for mass use of malaria vaccine in Africa

The world health organization has given approval for the use of malaria vaccine across Africa after successful pilot. The vaccine - called RTS,S - was...

World leaders urged to protect most vulnerable against climate change

More than 2,000 young leaders and youth-led organisations from across the Commonwealth have urged governments to respect the needs and contributions of the world's...

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