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German Nurse Suspected Of Murdering At Least 86 Patients In His Care
NPR – A German police investigation has found evidence that a former nurse murdered at least 86 people in his care. “The realization of what we were able to learn
Ghanaian Ministers Fellowship Annual Banquet
The Christian Journal, Bronx, New York – The Ghanaian Ministers Fellowship International of New York held its Annual Banquet at the Immaculate Pentecostal Church of Christ premises at Gun Hill
On Day of Remembrance, UN says history of slave trade can help combat social injustice
UN News Service, 23 August 2017 – Remembering the universal demand for freedom that led to the 1791 insurrection by slaves in what is now Haiti, the head of the
Ghanaians in the West Coast and Midland Regions of the US to Have Easy Access to Biometric Data Capturing Centers.
The Christian Journal, New York – As part of the avowed aim of Hon. Shirley A. Botchway, ( MP) Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration of Ghana to improve
Hundreds feared dead in Sierra Leone mudslide
DW – Hundreds of people are believed to have died after a mudslide flattened dozens of houses on the outskirts of Freetown. Sierra Leone’s official coroner has said more than
Kenya elections: three women make political history
VOA News – Under the shadow of an ongoing tallying dispute in Kenya’s presidential election, three women are set to become governors. However, there is still a long road to
Kenya’s Electoral Commission: ‘We Are Now in the Final Stretch’
VOA News — Voters in Kenya are awaiting the announcement Friday of the winner of Tuesday’s presidential election that pitted incumbent Uhuru Kenyatta against opposition leader Raila Odinga. On Thursday, election
US-Africa Trade Talks End With No Decision, Waning Enthusiasm
VOA News — Talks between African and U.S. officials to review the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) free-trade deal ended Thursday with no decision and a feeling on all sides
Zimbabwe to build $1bn Robert Gabriel Mugabe university
BBC News – Zimbabwe is to build a $1bn (£770m) university dedicated to the man accused of leading his country to the brink of economic collapse, Robert Mugabe. Jonathan Moyo,
Teenage migrants ‘deliberately drowned’ by smugglers in Yemen
BBC NEWS – At least 29 teenage migrants were deliberately drowned by a people smuggler in Yemen, the UN’s migration agency says. They were among 120 people who were deliberately
