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Archbishop Wilson sentenced for concealing child sex abuse
on: by Fernil News
A Catholic archbishop in Australia has been given a maximum sentence of 12 months in detention for concealing child sexual abuse in the 1970s. Philip Wilson, now archbishop of Adelaide, is the most senior Catholic globally to be convicted of the
Anger at Uganda’s tax on social media
on: by Fernil News
Ugandans have taken to Twitter to complain about the imposition of a 200 Uganda shilling [$0.05, £0.04] tax on the use of social media. Some have also used Virtual Private Networks (VPN) to get around paying. Parliament approved the tax in
Breaking news – Vice President Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur dead
on: by Fernil News
Former Vice President, Paa Kwesi Amissah Arthur is reported dead. He is reported to have collapsed at the Air Force Gym in Accra Friday morning whilst exercising. He was rushed to the 37 Military Hospital where he was pronounced dead. …more to
Fuel-Laden Tanker Explodes In Lagos, Several Feared Dead
on: by Fernil News
A fuel-laden tanker has exploded along the Otedola Bridge axis of Berger in Lagos with the blaze engulfing at least 30 other vehicles. The tanker was heading out of Lagos towards the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway when the crash occurred, causing panic and
Zimbabwe attack ‘politically motivated’
on: by Fernil News
The President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, said he suspects a group linked to the former first lady was behind an attempt on his life. Two people died and more than 40 were hurt in an explosion near Mr Mnangagwa at a
US states sue over migrant separations
on: by Fernil News
Seventeen US states have sued the Trump administration over its “cruel and unlawful” break-up of migrant families. Democratic attorneys general from states including Washington, New York and California launched the lawsuit. The legal action objects to the policy of refusing entry
Ghana’s growth prospects positive – IMF
on: by Fernil News
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed satisfaction with the Ghana government and how it is handling the economy. In a statement to announce the conclusion of its staff visit to Ghana, the team leader Annalisa Fedelino said: “Macroeconomic stabilization is
‘Cocaine soup’, ‘wee stew’ becoming popular among Cape Coast youth – Police
on: by Sebastian Oteng
Police have expressed worry over the increasing concealment of cocaine, marijuana and other illicit drugs in soups, stews and alcoholic beverages by youth in the Central Region. According to the Police Service, this new trend of using the banned substances makes