Visually Impaired Student, Elected As President Of Oxford University’s African Society
African Society (AfriSoc) has unveiled its new executives and announced Ghanaian Student, Ebenezer Azamati as
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International Day For The Remembrance Of Slave Trade & Abolition Observed
UNESCO established 23rd August as International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its
China To Restructure Congo’s Debt
Congolese Prime Minister Anatole Collinet Makosso acknowledged on Monday the financial difficulties his country is
US Supreme Court Blocks Child Slavery Lawsuit Against Chocolate Firms
The US Supreme Court has ruled food giants Nestlé USA and Cargill can’t be sued
End the Police Brutalities or Face Sanctions, African Union to Caution the U.S.
The African Union is expected to seriously condemn the American police force over its unending
African Union to Sanction U.S. Over Police Brutalities
The African Union is expected to seriously condemn the American police force over its unending
African-American Shirley-Jackson Boykin shares experience in Ghana
After travelling around the country, we caught up with Shirley-Jackson Boykin at Senchi to learn
First Female Ghanaian-British Elected MP In The UK
A Ghanaian-British Abena Oppong-Asare has won a seat in the British parliament on the ticket
BOGUS UN REPORT ON GLOBAL HAPPINESS RANKS SOMALIA ABOVE FLOURISHING RWANDA
In the 2019 World Happiness Report (WHR), Somalia, a country that has been at war
Cardi B confirms breakup and divorce with Offset
Cardi B, American rapper, singer and songwriter, has finally confirmed that her one year marriage