Senegal Records Fewest Daily COVID-19 Cases Since Outbreak B...
Senegal on Monday logged only two new daily COVID-19 infections, the lowest number since the pandemic reached the country and two months after the rate of new cases hovered at record highs, the health ministry said on Monday.
"Two cases were ... Read More
Ghana Is A Leader For Peace And Democracy, Protect It –...
Ms. Virginia Elliot
Ms. Virginia Elliot, the Public Affairs Counsellor and Acting Deputy US Ambassador to Ghana has urged Ghanaian youth to work hard to sustain the peace and democracy of the country.
Speaking at the opening session of a ... Read More
World Leaders Urged To Protect Most Vulnerable Against Clima...
More than 2,000 young leaders and youth-led organisations from across the Commonwealth have urged governments to respect the needs and contributions of the world’s most vulnerable groups, in the lead up to global climate talks in Glasgow in November.
The Commonwealth Youth Statement on ... Read More
Mauritius Reopens To Foreign Visitors After Coronavirus Shut...
The island nation of Mauritius has fully opened its doors to international visitors, hoping to rebuild its key tourism industry after long months of isolation because of the coronavirus pandemic.
The move on Friday was greeted with a mixture of optimism, ... Read More
UN Peacekeeper Killed In Blast In Mali’s Troubled North
A peacekeeper has died and four others seriously injured in Mali’s volatile north, near the Algerian border when an improvised explosive device went off, the United Nations said.
“One dead and three seriously injured after one of our teams hit an ... Read More
Ghana: Liberians Residing In Refugee Camp Oppose Its Demolit...
Thousands of Liberians living in the Buduburam refugee camp in Ghana’s central region are opposing their eviction and demolition of the camp.
The Buduburam camp was established in 1990 to accommodate refugees who fled the Liberian war.
Most of the inhabitants failed to take ... Read More
Deadly Explosion Targets Memorial Service Near Kabul Mosque
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack
At least five civilians have been killed in an explosion outside the Eid Gah Mosque in the Afghan capital, Kabul, according to a Taliban interior ministry spokesman.
Four other people were ... Read More
Frances Haugen: Facebook Whistleblower Reveals Identity
Ms Haugen shared internal Facebook documents with the Wall Street Journal
A former Facebook whistleblower responsible for a series of bombshell leaks has revealed her identity.
Frances Haugen, 37, who worked as a product manager on the vivid misinformation team at Facebook, ... Read More
Abortion Rights March: Thousands Attend Rallies Across US
Many women turned out at the protest in Texas, weeks after abortion was all but declared unlawful
Tens of thousands of people have been holding rallies across all 50 US states in support of abortion rights.
They have been galvanised in opposition ... Read More
Guinea Coup Leader Mamady Doumbouya Sworn In As Interim Pres...
Doumbouya led the overthrow of President Alpha Conde on September 5
Guinea has sworn in Colonel Mamady Doumbouya as interim president, who promised to respect the West African state’s international commitments while transitioning to civilian rule.
Doumbouya, who led the overthrow of President ... Read More