Pastor Who Called Equitorial Guinea’s President A ‘Demon’ Freed

A pastor and former justice minister in Equatorial Guinea, who was detained two years ago for calling the president a “demon”, has been freed. Rubén Maye Nsue Mangue was released after being pardoned by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema. Mr Obiang, 82, is Africa’s longest-serving ruler, having taken power

BECE: Persons Arrested For Infractions Being Processed For Court – WAEC

The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) says persons arrested for infractions in the ongoing Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) are being processed for court. More than nine individuals have been arrested in the ongoing BECE. In a statement issued on Tuesday,

VICTIMS OF AKOSOMBO DAM SPILLAGE YET TO RECEIVE FULL COMPENSATION — ABLAKWA

Mr Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, the North Tongu Member of Parliament (MP), has revealed that hundreds of victims affected by the Akosombo Dam spillage in Tongu are still awaiting full compensation from government, ten months after the incident. Addressing Chiefs and Queen

ANCIENT HEBREW-INSCRIBED TOMBSTONE DISCOVERED ON COCONUT FARM IN INDIA DECIPHERED

The discovery of an ancient Hebrew tombstone in southern India dating back to the 13th century could potentially unveil a forgotten Jewish community within the region.The tombstone was discovered on a coconut farm in the city of Ramanathapuram in the state

New Judges For SC: Chief Justice Did Not Act Unconstitutionally, Says Majority Leader

The Majority in Parliament is kicking against the opposition by National Democratic Congress (NDC) on the Chief Justice’s request for more judges at the Supreme Court. This follows a recent call by the National Democratic Congress for the immediate reversal of the proposal by

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