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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.
Congo to register voters in conflict-ravaged Kasai
The head of Congo's election commission said on Thursday that better security in the conflict-ravaged Kasai region had enabled preparations for a delayed election...
Over 80 Ghanaians deported from Libya
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Senegal’s Sarr ‘rejects Barcelona’ move
Senegal international winger Ismaila Sarr says he rejected a move to Spanish giants Barcelona to sign for French side Stade Rennes.
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Google to train 10 million African in online skills
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Madonna accepts damages over ‘invasion of privacy’
Madonna and her adopted twin daughters have accepted undisclosed damages from Associated Newspapers over a "serious invasion of privacy".
The singer adopted four-year-old twins Stella...
Amazon founder is the world’s new richest man
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has overtaken Bill Gates to become the world's richest person, worth $90.7bn (£69bn).
A 2.4% rise in Amazon shares on Thursday...
Nigerian soldiers killed in combat with Boko Haram
Nine Nigerian soldiers and a civilian have been killed during an operation to free 10 people abducted by militant Islam group Boko Haram, the...
Mugabe’s wife, Grace wants him to name his successor
The President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe is coming under pressure from his wife, Grace to name a successor.
The Zimbabwean First Lady was reported by...
6 killed in shootout between Somali security forces
Six Somali soldiers were killed in a shootout on Wednesday between two government security agents who turned on each other near the presidential palace...
Nigerian Senate backs plans to reduce power of presidency
Nigeria's upper house of parliament backed a series of constitutional amendments on Wednesday that could weaken the presidency and boost the legislature, the latest...
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