Kwame Mensah

Kwame Mensah is a senior political correspondent based in Accra. With over a decade of experience covering Ghana's Parliament, elections, and government policy, he brings sharp analysis and deep sourcing to GhanaStar's political coverage. A graduate of the University of Ghana's School of Communication Studies, Kwame has previously reported for the Daily Graphic and Joy FM. He specializes in governance, public accountability, and West African geopolitics.

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Rights Group Slams ‘absurd’ Ramadan Penalty In Tunisia

Rights group Amnesty International on Tuesday dismissed as "absurd" the jailing in Tunisia of people who fail to...

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Embattled Uber CEO Kalanick To Take Leave of Absence

Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick announced Tuesday he would take an indefinite leave of absence as the embattled...

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Trump’s Attorney General Sessions Faces Russia Grilling

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions testifies before Congress Tuesday in another point of high drama regarding the Russia...

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Messi-Less Argentina Smash Six Past Singapore

Argentina shrugged off Lionel Messi's controversial absence by thumping six goals past minnows Singapore in a one-sided...

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Late Blows Jolt China, Japan In World Cup Qualifying

Ahmad Al Salih's late strike dealt a body blow to China's faltering quest to reach a second World Cup on Tuesday, as...

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Mali Launches Crackdown On Civil Service Corruption

Mali's anti-corruption office launched a crackdown on tens of thousands of civil servants Tuesday, setting them an end...

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ICC In Cardiff Tickets Plea Amid Fear of India ‘no-Shows’

Fans who no longer plan to attend the Champions Trophy semi-final between England and Pakistan in Cardiff on Wednesday...

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Saudis Insist No Blockade On Qatar As Gulf Crisis Simmers

Saudi Arabia insisted on Tuesday that its neighbour Qatar was not under blockade as a Gulf diplomatic dispute escalated...

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Saudis Killed In Car Blast ‘wanted’ For Police Murders

Two Saudi suspects killed when their car exploded in a mainly Shiite district of the kingdom were wanted for murdering...

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Late Syria Strike Dims China’s World Cup Hopes

Ahmad Al Salih's injury-time free kick dealt China's already faint World Cup hopes another body blow as they were held...

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NY’s Met Museum Shakes Up Leadership With New CEO

New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art announced Tuesday the appointment of Daniel Weiss as chief executive officer,...

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Japan Crown Prince Pledges ‘heart and Soul’ To Throne

Japan's crown prince Tuesday vowed to devote himself to assuming the role of emperor, days after parliament enacted a...

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Taliban ‘surging’ In Afghanistan, US Defense Chief Warns

Pentagon chief Jim Mattis on Tuesday warned lawmakers that the Taliban is surging in Afghanistan, and said America is...

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Israel, New Zealand Restore Ties After Settlements Row

Israel and New Zealand will restore ties after a row over Wellington's backing of a UN resolution in December...

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Palestinians Take FIFA To Court Over Israeli Clubs

The Palestine Football Association (PFA) appealed to the world's top sports court on Tuesday, seeking to force FIFA to...

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North Korea Releases Jailed US Student

North Korea has released American student Otto Warmbier from a 15-year sentence of hard labour, US officials said...

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DRCongo ‘Terminator’ To Tell Judges ‘he’s A Human Being’

Bosco Ntaganda will give a full account of his role as a Congolese rebel commander in 2002-03 when he takes the stand...

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Arthur Urges Pakistan To Go ‘one Step Further’ Against England

Pakistan coach Mickey Arthur has insisted his side will not settle for simply reaching a Champions Trophy semi-final...

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Cosby’s Fate In Balance As Clock Ticks Down On Verdict

The fate of Bill Cosby rested Tuesday in the hands of a US jury deliberating for a second day on whether to convict the...

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Zambia Suspends 48 MPs Who Boycotted President’s Speech

Zambia's parliament on Tuesday suspended 48 opposition lawmakers who boycotted President Edgar Lungu's address to...