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The Gambia seeks American support to investigate killings under Jammeh’s regime

The President of The Gambia, Adama Barrow has announced his government is seeking support from the government of the United States of America to investigate alleged murders perpetuated under the previous regime.

Germany supports e-waste disposal in Ghana

The German government has unveiled a plan to help Ghana deal with electronic waste at Agbogbloshie, a major dumping site outside of the capital, Accra.

At least 18 dead, many injured in Waterfalls disaster in Ghana

Police in Ghana have said that at least 18 people have died after trees fell on them at a tourist attraction site in a town called Kintampo in the Bono Ahafo region of the country.

Suicide bombers kill four people in northeast Nigeria

Three suicide bombers killed four people and injured eight others in a village near the northeast Nigerian city of Maiduguri, a police spokesman said on Sunday.

Chibok schoolgirl cries for support

A Chibok schoolgirl who escaped from Boko Haram militants in Nigeria has called on the international community not to forget those still in captivity.

Three men detained in Senegal for trafficking animal skins

A Senegal court remanded in custody two Senegalese and a Malian on Thursday for involvement in the trade of hundreds of animal skins.

Benin’s Parliament to consider single six year presidential term

Benin’s parliament is expected table a draft constitutional reform in days to come sources privy to the information have hinted.

Sierra Leone pastor finds huge diamond

A Christian pastor has discovered one of the world's largest uncut diamonds in Sierra Leone's Kono district.

Nigerians warned against taking soft drinks with vitamin C

A court in Nigeria has directed that the country's Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control should ensure that the Nigeria Bottling Company Plc warns consumers in the country against taking soft drinks with Vitamin C.

Public outcry in Ghana as the new President appoints 110 ministers

There is a huge public outcry in Ghana after the country’s new president, Akufo Addo named 110 ministers, the biggest size of government in the West African nation’s history.

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