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Hundreds of Tunisians protested on Tuesday against a visit by Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, denouncing the top Saudi royal as a murderer in the second straight day of demonstrations condemning the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Crown Prince Mohammed bin

The Museum conversations which was held at the Ghana Museum and Monuments Board premises in Accra successful entered its second day with todays discussion centering on the controversial concept of Universal Museums . The controversial concept was coined from the fact

The Media Coalition on the Right to Information together with civil society groups including Occupy Ghana, have declared every Friday from henceforth to Christmas day [25th December, 2018] as ‘#RTIRed Friday’. This is to urge Parliament to pass the Right to

Deputy Minister for Energy, William Owurako Aidoo, has told the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) they have no right to comment on the recent power outages ‘Dumsor’ because during their administration they presided over a worse power situation. According to Mr.Aidoo,

The newly elected executives of the Ghana Physician Assistants Association (GPAA) have disclosed that,they will soon begin a re-registration exercise for all members across the country to do away with unqualified and fake practitioners. According to the executives, the move is

(Buenos Aires) – The Argentine judicial authorities have started examining a submission concerning the role of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman in connection with alleged war crimes by the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen and torture by Saudi officials, Human Rights

Local civil-society groups plan to organize demonstrations on Monday evening to protest an expected visit the following day by Saudi Crown Prince M. bin Salman. “Tunisian civil-society groups are organizing protests against bin Salman’s scheduled visit on Tuesday,” Sakina Abdel Samad,

Hundreds of Central American migrants who tried to force through a Mexican police blockade into the United States retreated to a nearby camp Monday after U.S. border agents pushed them back with tear gas and rubber bullets. The group of around