Fernil News

Prominent Ethiopian human rights lawyer Meaza Ashenafi has been elected as the first woman to head the country’s federal supreme court. Her name was put forward by Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and MPs unanimously approved the appointment. It’s the latest in

A US missionary has been killed in Cameroon about two weeks after moving there with his wife and eight children. Charles Wesco was in a car with his wife, son, another missionary and a driver on their way to a market

Authorities in Tanzanian have announced the creation of a surveillance squad whose job it will be to identify gay people on social media and arrest them. Paul Makonda, regional commissioner for the commercial capital, Dar es Salaam, said the 17-member team

  The appointment committee of parliament have approved minister designate for information and four other substantive ministers. The others who were also approved are the Minister-designate for Gender, Child and Social protection, Cynthia Morrison, and the Minister-designate for the Upper East

The Kasoa Police has debunked assertions that, the Police shot indiscriminately to kill an innocent person in an attempt to arrest some armed robbers. Reports indicate that on Wednesday October 31, a suspected armed robber was shot dead after he engaged

Member of Parliament for Adansi Asokwa, K.T. Hammond has stated that, he and some of his fellow MPs are very worried because of the potential pitfalls the Right to Information (RTI) Bill in its current form presents. “I am very very

About 49,642 out of the 54,481 successful applicants for the Nation Builder’s Corps (NABCo) are set to begin work today, Thursday, 1 November 2018. They have been placed in the following areas the Civic Ghana, Revenue Ghana, Educate Ghana, Enterprise Ghana

A 30-year-old woman, Patience Pomaa is battling for her life at the Berekum Holy Family Hospital in the Brong Ahafo Region after she was set ablaze by her deceased brother’s fiancée, Charity Konama. Pomaa’s late brother had a child with Konama