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In this edition of Street Parliament, we will hear from a section of Ghanaians as they share their views on the power challenges the country faces and the president, Nana Akufo-Addo’s claim, that the situation has been rectified.
Expectations remain high as counting in Monday’s parliamentary election in Togo gets underway. In this segment of the news, our guest Marie-Josiane Ngah, Francophone Project Coordinator, WADEMOS Network, takes a look at the conduct of the elections and its likely…
Expectations remain high as counting in Monday’s parliamentary election in Togo gets underway. In this segment of the news, our guest Marie-Josiane Ngah, Francophone Project Coordinator, WADEMOS Network, takes a look at the conduct of the elections and its likely…
In this edition of the street parliament, we head to the Liberian Capital Monrovia where thousands of commercial motorcyclists have voiced their concerns after the government declared Monrovia and its environs a No-Go- Zone for motorcyclists. According to the government,…
This edition of Arts and Culture focuses on the history behind a festival celebrated by the people of Simpa or Winneba in the Central Region of Ghana. The Aboakyer festival marks the migration of the Simba people from the ancient…
In this edition of Discovery, we take you to Paga, located in the Upper East Region of Ghana, a unique and fascinating tourist destination that offers a rich cultural experience, breathtaking landscapes, and a chance to connect with nature. The…
Mali’s Prime Minister Choguel Kokalla Maiga has responded to recent calls by political and civil society organizations for a return to constitutional rule. The return which can only be achieved through elections is not on the government’s agenda said the…
Remember Pelumi Nubi, the 28-year-old lady who drove for over two months from London to Lagos? She was received on Monday 8th April, in a grand style by the governor of Nigeria’s commercial state Lagos. The governor gifted her a…
Senegal’s Independence Day celebration offers the Senegalese people the opportunity to celebrate their rich, cultural heritage and traditions. Traditional music, a blend of vocals and Wolof instrumentations fills the air. Traditional dance and special dishes also make the day special…
April 4th marks Independence Day for millions of Senegalese at home and abroad. This national holiday commemorates Senegal’s struggle for freedom. According to history, Senegal became a Republic on November 15, 1958, and achieved its independence on August 20, 1960,…
Autism affects approximately 1 out of every 150 children around the world. It is a neurodevelopmental disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate or interact. Since 2012, there has been a 30% increase in the number of children being…
This edition of the African Hero features Abdul-Ganiyu Oyesola Fawehinmi, better known as Gani FAWEHINMI, a distinguished Nigerian lawyer, rights advocate, and politician.
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