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South Africa: Parental leave court ruling to increase gender equality

A recent High Court judgment in South Africa, Van Wyk and others v Minister of Employment and Labour, found that certain sections of the BCEA...

Record-breaking 1979 Jesus film to be translated into Waorani language

Jesus Film Project, an initiative of Cru has announced their record-breaking JESUS film (1979) is set to be launched in its 2,100th translation. The movie has...

Ghana: Spillage of water from major dam displaces thousands

Parts of Ghana’s Volta Region in the south of the country have been inundated with floods due to the spillage of excess water from...

What digital currencies mean for financial inclusion and private sector banks

The world’s central banks understand that the future of money is digital. As payments shift online, the use of cash declines and the fortunes...

NGO saves largest rhino farm in South Africa

The world's largest rhino farm has been acquired by the NGO African Parks. It was established in South Africa to  save the species from...

Rwanda: Kagame threatens to jail Catholics who ‘worship poverty’

Rwandan President Paul Kagame is angry at Catholics who he said have been worshipping poverty, threatening to put them in prison. Mr. Kagame who issued...

Why Somalia has banned TikTok and Telegram

The Somali government has for years struggled to deal with activities of militants from al-Shabaab, a group that has launched series of deadly attacks...

Why Ghanaian women struggle to breastfeed their babies for six months

READ THE ORIGINAL CONTENT HERE: GLOBAL VOICE As the global community observes Breastfeeding Week, it is a pivotal moment to assess whether Ghana has taken substantial...

Ghana criminalises witchcraft accusations and abuse of victims

For centuries most African countries including Ghana have struggled with the practice of witchcraft accusations. Often elderly women risk banishment, physical abuse and sometimes lynched...

Over 570 million people to live in poverty by 2030, UN report predicts

The UN has predicted that about 575 million people will still be living in extreme poverty by the year 2030. 84 million children won’t be...

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