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Somalia Attack: 165 Unidentified Bodies Buried
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As many as 165 unidentified bodies have been buried after a massive truck bomb attack in the Somali capital Mogadishu on Saturday. At least 276 people have died and the government news agency Sonna says only 111 of them have been
Ghana – Bank reject claims of Otumfuo Money Laundering
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Management of Ghana International Bank has stated it has not cited the Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II in money laundering contrary to media reports. The name of the Ashanti Monarch popped up last week at an Employment Tribunal over a cash
Sports – Morocco Replace Kenya As 2018 CHAN Hosts
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Morocco will replace Kenya as hosts of the 2018 African Nations Championship (CHAN), organisers announced on Sunday. Kenya lost the rights to stage the 2018 African Nations Championship for failing to meet Caf’s requirements. The Confederation of African Football (Caf) unanimously
Ghana among 10 countries that have achieved greatest success in reducing the total number of hungry people
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October 16 is observed as the World Food Day in honour of the founding of the Food & Agriculture Organization of the UN in 1945. The theme for this year is “Change the future of migration. Invest in food security and rural development”. Check out some
World – Turkish troops enter northern Syria in new operation
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Turkish troops travelling in a convoy of 12 armoured vehicles have entered northern Syria in a new military operation. Turkish news media reported that the vehicles carrying the troops crossed into Idlib province late on Thursday. The development came after Turkey
Liberia Election – Weah Takes Early Lead in Liberia Presidential Election Count
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Former A.C. Milan soccer star George Weah and Vice President Joseph Boakai lead in Liberia’s presidential election as the electoral commission released its first provisional results for Tuesday’s vote. Weah, 51, won 39.4 percent of the votes while Boakai got 30.5
Inside Africa – Malawi curfew over ‘vampire’ killings
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At least five people have been killed in southern Malawi after they were accused of behaving like vampires. The UN says it has pulled staff out of two districts as the vampire scare sweeps across the south of the country. According
Liberia elections: Who will succeed President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf?
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Liberia has been through tumultuous times in recent years: from two brutal back-to-back civil wars to an outbreak of the devastating ebola virus disease. Both incidents left the country in ruins and its population severely depleted. The upcoming general election is