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Ghana unveils data centre to monitor operations of Telcos

Ghana on Monday unveiled a new data centre with a system supposed to monitor the operations of telecommunication companies operating in the country. The newly...

Ghanaian University shutdown after students’ violent protest

The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Ghana’s second largest city, Kumasi has been shut down indefinitely. It followed a violent protest...

Paul Biya declared winner of Cameroon presidential poll

Cameroon's President Paul Biya has been declared winner of the country's Presidential election. He won with 71 percent of the vote. The Constitutional Council made...

Zimbabwe blames economic woes on currency manipulation

Zimbabwe's President, Emmerson Mnangagwa is struggling to fix the economic woes of his country. But he seems to have identified the cause of the...

German detained in Ghana for stabbing man to death

Police in Ghana have reportedly detained a German national for stabbing a Ghanaian to death. Local media Starr FM reports that the German is on...

Liberia investigates U.S. charity over rape allegations

Liberia’s government has started investigating a U.S. charity More Than Me (MTM). It follows reports that one of its founding staff raped many girls...

Comoros political rivals sign pact to end days of violence

Political rivals in Comoros have signed a deal to end to days of violence sparked by protests against President Azali Assoumani. Friday's deal was signed by...

Interpol assisting Tanzania police search for abducted billionaire

Tanzanian police are being assisted by the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) in the search for the abducted billionaire, Mohammed Dewji. The man considered Africa’s youngest billionaire...

Senegalese teen girls sexually exploited in schools

Rights group, Human Rights Watch says teen girls in Senegal are sexually exploited by "abusive teachers and other staff". The group says teachers and staff...

South Sudan: UN wants 900 abducted civilians released

The United Nations says some 900 civilians are still in captivity following years of fighting between government forces and rebels. Thousands have been killed during...

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