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Kenya has deported opposition supporter and lawyer, Miguna Miguna, following his role in the unofficial swearing-in of opposition leader Raila Odinga as “the people’s president”. Mr Miguna has boarded a flight to take him to Canada, where he is a citizen.

The Tijaniya Muslim Council of Ghana has stretched its relationship with the Canadian High Commision in Ghana.  The Council, a few months ago, celebrated the life of the world founder of the Tijainyya doctrine, Sheikh Ahmed Tijani initiated by the first

The Inner Cities and Zongo Development Minister Alhaji Abu-Bakar Saddique Boniface has stated that the Ministry has begun needs assessment of zongo communities across the country as it readies to hit the ground running. “We are in the process of engaging

Zimbabwe’s main opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai is critically ill in a South African hospital, reports say. Local media quoted family sources as saying the 65-year-old former prime minister – who is being treated for colon cancer – is suffering from weight

More than 67 senior and junior staff of the Central University College have been sacked in what management claims is a general staff retrenchment. The affected staff were fired via text messages and given three-days to vacate their positions, a development

WACCE’s Executive Director, Mutaru Mumuni Muqthar, was on Wednesday night honoured at a special occasion in Abuja, Nigeria, as the 2017 Daily Trust African of the Year. He was selected for the honour by a pan-African selection team led by former

An Emeritus Professor at the Department of History at the University of Cape Coast, Professor Divine Edem Amenumey, has hinted that Africa could be dragged into a Third World War by the World’s Super Powers. Prof. Amenumey delivering a keynote address

Thousands of people have reportedly been left homeless after fire swept through a Kenyan slum on Sunday evening, killing at least four. Residents used sewage water in a desperate attempt to douse the flames which had engulfed their homes in the