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Ghana jails two women for lynching 90-year-old accused of witchcraft

A court in Ghana has sentenced two women to 12 years imprisonment for their roles in the murder of a 90-year-old women in 2020. The...

Ghana’s tech innovators building AI tools for social impact

Benjamin Nortey joined by two of his staff at his Mingo Blox office in Ghana’s capital Accra operates his newly built robot which is...

Senegal President Macky Sall won’t seek re-election in 2024

Senegal President Macky Sall has ruled out seeking re-election in next year's general elections. His speech on Monday was highly anticipated and his decision puts...

Senegal: Opposition leader calls for protest against President Sall

Senegal's opposition leader Ousmane Sonko on Sunday called for a mass protest against President Macky Sall seeking a third term in office. President Sall will...

South Africa’s Zulu king is fine after treatment for suspected poisoning

The Zulu King in South Africa, Misuzulu kaZwelithini is reportedly in good health after undergoing treatment for suspected poisoning. On Saturday the traditional Prime Minister,...

Ghana’s power shutdown threat by producers called off after new deal

Ghana's independent power producers (IPPs) on Friday called of an earlier threat to shutdown on Saturday. The producers were asking for the payment of a...

United Nations ends peacekeeping mission in Mali

After a-decade-long presence in Mali, the United Nations' peacekeeping mission has been brought to an end. The UN Security Council on Friday unanimously voted to...

UK court rules that Rwanda is unsafe for deported migrants

The British court of Appeal has ruled that the government's decision to deport migrants arriving in small boats across the Channel was illegal. It also...

Morocco to recall ambassador to Sweden after Quran burning row

Morocco is recalling its ambassador to Sweden. It follows the burning of a Koran at a demonstration in Stockholm. The development came at a time...

Ukraine war triggers surge in food and fuel prices in marginalised communities

The cost of food, fuel and fertiliser in some of the world’s most vulnerable communities is continuing to escalate to crisis levels since Russia’s...

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