United Kingdom: Zimbabwean mum who killed 5-year-old son and ripped his heart out declared insane
By Chris Clements – A Zimbabwe mother who killed her son and ripped the heart from the child’s body has been declared insane. Farai Chirashi was due to stand trial
Houston: Man accused of stabbing fiancee from Cameroon to death
FORT BEND COUNTY, Texas – A man is accused of killing his fiancee inside their Mission Bend home Wednesday, according to the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office. Osa Alohaneke, 56,
New York: Woman, 36, to become the first person to legally file for divorce on Facebook
Elanora Baidoo married Victor Sena Blood-Dzraku in 2009 Marriage was not consummated and Blood-Dzraku has disappeared Judge in Brooklyn has allowed Baidoo to issue divorce papers via Facebook Daily
Long Island High Schooler Accepted by All 8 Ivy League Colleges
ABC News – A high school senior on Long Island has a big decision to make: He has been accepted to all 13 colleges he applied to, including all eight
Rhode Island: A colorful expression of fervent faith at R.I Convention Center
The Providence Journal – By Mark Reynolds, Providence, R.I. — The top floor of the Rhode Island Convention Center resounded with the song of more than 2,000 Easter celebrants Sunday morning during
Could the next Einstein come from Africa?
CNN African Voices, sponsored by Nigeria’s telecommunications company, Glo, will this month shift focus from comedy to science as Ghana’s most famous mathematical scientist took centre stage on the show.
All Nations Church USA Dedicate New Sanctuary
Loganville, Atlanta – The Head branch of the All Nations Church USA dedicated their new Church Building on Saturday March 28th, 2015 in Loganville, Atlanta in the State of Georgia.
Washington DC: The Making of a King, King Peggy Tells her Story at The Library of Congress
Ghanatcradio.com – Peggielene Bartels, also known as King Peggy, An American Secretary, Her Royal Destiny, and the Inspiring Story of How She Changed an African Village discusses with the United States ”
Canada: Mansa Agbaku, Saint John teen, lands Currie Scholarship
By Rachel Cave, CBC News – A high school student in Saint John has been awarded one of the most generous undergraduate scholarships available in Canada. 17-year-old Mansa Agbaku says the $65,000 Currie Scholarship will cover four years
Sons of Africa, Sailors of America
By Shawn Eklund, US Naval Forces – Many U.S. Navy Sailors have come to Ghana for the first time to support Exercise Obangame Express 2015, but for some it was also an
