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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.
Algerians vote amid anger over economy
Algerians voted on Thursday for a new parliament amid soaring unemployment and a deep financial crisis caused by a collapse in oil revenues.But despite...
Nigerian officials jailed for selling food aid
Two Nigerian officials were sentenced to two years in jail on Thursday for taking and selling about 300 bags of rice meant for people...
ANC wants Zuma to appeal court judgment on the sacking of Gordhan
South Africa's ruling African National Congress on Friday urged President Jacob Zuma to appeal a High Court ruling ordering him to explain why he...
Namibia’s top cyclist dies mysteriously
The Namibian Cycling Federation (NCF) and the Cycling fraternity in the Southern African country have been thrown into a devastating mood on the news...
Ghanaian civil society group stops 20 from joining ISIS
A civil society group in Ghana has announced that it stopped about 20 young Ghanaians from joining the terrorist group Islamic State of Iraq...
Prince Philip to step down from royal engagements
The Duke of Edinburgh is retiring from royal duties this autumn, Buckingham Palace has announced.
The decision was made by Prince Philip himself and is...
Crucial House vote to be held on Obamacare repeal bill
The US House of Representatives will hold a vote on Thursday on a revised healthcare bill that Republicans hope will replace Obamacare.
House Majority Leader...
Traore brace puts Ajax on course for final
Ajax moved to the brink of a first European final in 21 years by overwhelming Lyon in the first leg of their Europa League...
Mugabe defends Zimbabwe’s development record
President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe has been defending his country's economic record, saying the economy is not fragile at the ongoing World Economic Forum...
‘No cause for alarm’ after rumours over Queen Elizabeth
There is "no cause for alarm" over the health of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband after a meeting of all royal staff sparked...
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