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Officials in Charlottesville in the US state of Virginia have declared a state of emergency ahead of a large march by white nationalists. Thousands of people are expected to join the “Unite the Right” rally against plans to remove a statue

A private food processing firm Myroc has refused to pay back a loan of  $16 million given to it by the government of Ghana. According to the 2015 performance audit report, the Trade Ministry doled out the money to Myroc Food

Former President John Mahama has confessed it is not easy to lose an election, but has urged Kenyans to protect the peace ahead of the declaration of the official results. “It is not easy to lose an election [because] it can

Hundreds of Muslims embarking on the Hajj pilgrimage are stranded in Tamale due to an emergency at the destination country – Mecca. About 500 pilgrims were expected to be airlifted from the Tamale International Airport Thursday at 8.30pm but the flight

Ghana’s former President John Dramani Mahama has called on the two leading presidential candidates in Kenya to accept the outcome of Tuesday’s election. Electoral officials say that with 91% of results in, incumbent president Uhuru Kenyatta is leading with about 54.5%,

Menzgold Company Limited, an investment company has denied reports that it takes deposits from its customers. The Corporate Manager of the company Nana Yaw Offei explained that the company does not take deposits from customers because it is not a financial

North Korea has said it is considering carrying out missile strikes on the US Pacific territory of Guam. The report in state media, quoting an earlier military statement, came hours after President Donald Trump threatened North Korea with “fire and fury”.

A raid on houses without toilets is underway in the Upper East region with 104 landlords so far dragged to the Bolgatanga District Magistrate Court where they had to embrace fines among other conditions to avoid a six-month-jail term. Civil society