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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...

Celebrated black architect David Adjaye accused of sexual misconduct

When Sir David Adjaye was awarded the Gold Medal in 2021 by the Royal Institute of British Architects, the guest of honour at the...

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...

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...

Sierra Leone: Incumbent President Bio wins re-election

Incumbent President of Sierra Leone Julius Maada Bio has won the country's presidential election, securing a second term in office, electoral commission has announced. Maada...

Sierra Leoneans await final verdict following tight election

Vote tallying continues in Sierra Leone as voters await the final results from an electoral process that was tight. Camps of the two leading candidates...

Mali’s new draft constitution gets 97% approval at referendum

Mali's new draft constitution has secured a 97 percent approval at last week's held referendum, official results showed. The new constitution was submitted for it...

Ghanaian protesters storm parliament over sanitary pad tax

Some disgruntled Ghanaians stormed Ghana’s parliament on Thursday to demand the removal of taxes on sanitary pads. The high cost of sanitary pads, according to...

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