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Watching the ongoing World Cup and seeing how the likes of Saudi Arabia and Japan have chalked up famous victories against more formidable opponents, just tells you that for a...
Read moreDetailsBlack Stars of Ghana’s coach, Otto Addo, has complained about the officiating in his side’s recent 3-2 defeat by Portugal in the World Cup and said Cristiano Ronaldo's milestone goal...
Read moreDetailsRecently sacked employees at Twitter’s Africa headquarters have accused Twitter of “deliberately and recklessly flouting the laws of Ghana” and trying to “silence and intimidate” them after they were laid...
Read moreDetailsIn a landmark move, the European Union has granted 100 million euros to Tunisia, a country in the midst of a political and financial crisis. Harping on the development, the...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian Consulate in South Africa has confirmed that no fewer than three Nigerians were shot dead between November 14 and 17 in South Africa. A recent statement by the...
Read moreDetailsDr Nafiu Abiodun, a Nigerian lecturer with the Kabale University in Uganda, has been dismissed by the university board over involvement in a “sex-for-mark” scandal. In a statement issued recently,...
Read moreDetails25-year-old Adjata Kamara has emerged as one of the 20 winners of the For women in science initiative of the L'Oréal Foundation and UNESCO, which aims to give visibility to...
Read moreDetailsBritish International Investment (BII) has in its 2022 Emerging Economies Climate Report revealed that about 39% of businesses in Africa have been affected by the ravaging flood. In the report,...
Read moreDetailsThe leader of Senegal's main opposition, Ousmane Sonko, has denied the rape accusations levelled against him, with his lawyer calling the case a state "conspiracy" that should be dropped. Sonko...
Read moreDetailsThe families of 70 Gambian children that died of acute kidney injury (AKI), allegedly connected to taking Indian-made cough syrups, have rejected monetary compensation offered to them by the Gambian...
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