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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.

Opinion: Ghana’s healthcare horrors; on life, birth and the pursuit of power

Health Care.  A right? A privilege? A nightmare? Depending on where you live, it can be all three. New figures released from Ghana’s Health Care Service show in the  Northern region, there were 132 deaths in 2016 due to maternity related issues. 72 deaths occurred between January and June of this year.

North Korea: US diplomacy still the best option

US Defence Secretary James Mattis has said America still hopes to solve the North Korea crisis using diplomacy.

Opinion: Déjà vu after Kenya elections

History now seems to be repeating itself and there is a real sense of déjà vu. In both previous elections, Odinga refused to accept the results. He went to court - and lost. Fearing outbreaks of violence, many Kenyans have already left the country's major urban centers.

Uber’s Travis Kalanick sued for fraud

Travis Kalanick, the former Uber chief executive who was ousted in June, is being sued by one of the company's biggest investors.

IMF revises Botswana’s 2017 growth forecast

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised Botswana's 2017 and 2018 economic growth forecast due to rising diamond demand, investment in the water and power sector and reforms to attract investment.

Kenya election: Odinga disappointed with poll observers

The opposition leader in Kenya, Raila Odinga has expressed his disappointment in claims by international election observers that the Kenyan elections were conducted in a credible way.

Islamic State claims attack on police in Egypt’s Sinai

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for killing four Egyptian policemen in restive northern Sinai peninsula.

Becoming a Muslim helped me – Freed al Qaeda hostage

After nearly six years as a hostage of the Al Qaeda group in Mali, South African tourist Stephen McGowan said he would keep the beard that brushes his chest when he bows to speak into the microphone.

68 civil servants sacked in Malawi over salary fraud

Malawi has fired 68 civil servants for embezzling $2 million in public funds, an official said Thursday, as the country tries to crack down on corruption that has seen donors withdraw support.

Egypt inflation surges to 33% after fuel subsidy cuts

Egypt's official statistics agency says the country's inflation rate has jumped to 33% in July - up from 29.8% in June.

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