Archive
Zambian President Hospitalized After Collapsing at Ceremony
VOA News – Zambian President Edgar Lungu collapsed Sunday in the capital, Lusaka, while presiding over a women’s day celebration. Lungu was rushed to a local military hospital, where authorities
Mali: Five Shot Dead in Mali Restaurant
A gunman shot up a restaurant in Mali’s capital Saturday, killing at least five people and wounding several others, police said. The attack on the La Terrasse restaurant in Bamako
Obama: 50 Years After ‘Bloody Sunday,’ March Is Not Yet Over
NPR – President Obama, speaking in Selma, Ala., at an event marking the 50th anniversary of the “Bloody Sunday” civil rights march that witnessed hundreds of demonstrators attacked and beaten
How Ebola Took A Toll On One American Church
NPR – On a typical Sunday, the pews in Trinity Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. are almost full. But a few months ago, the large stone church with stained glass
Connecticut: Ghanaian Nurse Arrested For Having Sex With A Prostitute While On Duty
WEST HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH)– Police say 27-year-old Richard Sarpong was supposed to be watching his 86-year-old client, but he was having sex with a prostitute instead. West Hartford police say
From housekeeping to the White House: Meet Kwadwo Kojo Sarpong
Kwadwo Kojo Sarpong, a man whose humility is paired elegantly with his ambition, was once a Georgia Perimeter College (GPC) student and is now running a successful business by pursuing
