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Families of Ghanaians killed under Jammeh demand Justice

Families of victims of the 2005 Murders of 44 Ghanaian Migrants have launched a major campaign with the support of some human rights groups to seek justice and bring former Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh to book.

Ghana: Mob attacks police station, frees suspects

A mob in Ghana’s Bono Ahafo region has attacked a police station, freeing four suspects who were in custody.

Liberia’s Vice President begs Weah for forgiveness

The Vice President of Liberia, Jewel Howard Taylor has pleaded for forgiveness from her boss, President George Weah after traveling out of the country without informing him.

Buhari returns from medical check-up in Britain

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday returned home after spending a few days in London to see his doctors for medical check-up.

Gambians to vote in first Mayoral elections

Gambians will on Saturday vote for new mayors for various assemblies in the West African nation, the first time such an election is taking place since Yahya Jammeh was ousted in 2017.

Ghana’s parliament chief threatens to resign over gay rights

The Speaker of Ghana’s parliament has threatened to resign if any attempt is made to put a legislation before the law-making chamber to approve gay rights.

Gambia puts Jammeh’s cars and planes on sale

Several luxury cars and planes belonging to former President of The Gambia, Yahya Jammeh have been put on sale by the current government to off-set debts incurred by the former leader.

Ghana and Nigeria to prevent spread of Ebola

Two major powers in West Africa, Ghana and Nigeria have announced health measures to prevent the spread of Ebola from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Ghanaians mock ‘idea’ to rename the country’s premier university

Ghana’s President Nana Akufo Addo has stirred controversy after he declared his uncle Joseph Boakye Danquah as the founder of the country’s premier tertiary institution, the University of Ghana.

Ghana: Uber rejects commission charge plea from drivers

US based technology company, Uber has rejected plea from drivers working under it in Ghana to reduce commission charges on their trips.

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