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Ghana’s cedi is the world’s worst-performing currency

Ghana’s currency the cedi on Monday become the world’s worst-performing currency in 2022. The West African nation is facing serious economic crisis and now in...

Africa’s push for systems change to achieve clean water and sanitation

The Government of Ghana, IRC and UNICEF are challenging systems thinkers and public experts to advance a strong and clear agenda for system strengthening...

Ghana to block 10 million SIM cards

Ghanaian authorities have announced that they will block about 10 million SIM cards by the end of this month as the re-registration window draws...

Senegal’s Mané wins Socrates Award, finishes 2nd in Ballon d’Or

Senegal's Sadio Mané has been awarded for his humanitarian works in his home country. At the 2022 Ballon d'Or ceremony held at the French Théâtre...

Nigeria: Lecturers suspend eight-month old strike

Academic work is set to resume in Nigerian universities as lecturers there suspend an eight-month old strike. The aggrieved lecturers have been demanding better funding...

West African countries on high alert over syrups linked to Gambia deaths

Some West African countries are on high alert following deaths of at least 69 children in Gambia linked to four cough syrups. According to the...

Ghana: Hundreds displaced by flood water

Hundreds of people have been displaced in Ghana's capital Accra after torrential rains continue to wreck havoc in parts of the country. The rains have...

Gambia: WHO issues alert over 66 cough syrup related deaths 

The World Health Organisation(WHO) has issued an alert over the use of some Indian manufactured cough syrup following the death of some 66 children...

Child killed after ‘bullet-proof’ charm test fails

A 12-year-old boy in Nigeria's Kwara state has been killed by his brother while testing a newly bought "bullet-proof" charm on him. Police in the...

Burkina Faso’s ousted military ruler flees to Togo

Burkina Faso's ousted military leader, Lt Col Paul-Henri Damiba has reportedly fled to neighbouring Togo after stepping down. Damiba seized power in January this year...

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