Senegal Crackdown Fails To Improve Lot of Child Beggars
Dawn has barely broken as three of Senegal's estimated 50,000 child beggars dart through the capital's streets, hoping for a ...
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Growing Ghana’s Wealth Through Flowers
Flowers are not just beautiful. They are useful for both humans and animals, providing natural medicines and nutrition – even ...
Prayer Mats, Police and Clashes Outside Jerusalem’s Old City
They come every day, spreading out prayer mats in a Jerusalem street under the watchful eyes of Israeli police and ...
Newmont Reaffirms Commitment To Public Health & Safety
Newmont Ghana has reiterated that the health and safety of its employees, contractors and local communities remain a core value ...
A Woman’s Expectations From Her Man
What do you expect from the man in your life? He is not the only one who should gain from ...
We’re Complying With Safety Regulations
Newmont Ghana has reiterated that the health and safety of its employees, contractors and local communities remain a core value ...
What Is All This Noise At the EC About?
WHEN former President of the United States of America (USA), Barrack Hussein Obama, visited Ghana in 2009, he applauded our ...
Newmont Clears Air
Newmont Ghana Gold Limited (NGGL) has stated categorically that it will not condone gold mining activities in its attachment areas ...
UN Sees 70% Shortfall In Aid For South Sudan Refugees
Only 30 percent of $1.4 billion aid needed in 2017 for refugees fleeing the conflict in South Sudan has been ...
Top UN Delegation Visits Crisis-Hit Yemen
A high-level UN delegation arrived in Yemen on Monday, a UN source said, to visit areas held by both the ...
Libya Rescues 150 Europe-Bound Migrants Off Tripoli
Libya's coastguard rescued at least 150 migrants who were trying to reach Europe on Monday, after their inflatable boat had ...
Lone Clinic In Syria’s Rebel North Tackles War’s Mental Toll
At an austere mental health clinic in northern Syria, male patients with shaved heads squat barefoot in a courtyard, some ...
Erdogan Visits Gulf In Hope of Easing Qatar Crisis
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan began on Sunday a key visit to the Gulf region aimed at defusing the standoff around ...
Yemen Cholera Cases Could Exceed 600,000 In 2017
More than 600,000 people are expected to contract cholera in Yemen this year, the International Committee of the Red Cross ...
Martial Law Extended In Mindanao
Legislators in the Philippines have voted overwhelmingly to extend martial law to deal with an Islamist insurgency in the restive ...
CARE Chief Says Yemen Situation A ‘shame On Humanity’
The head of anti-poverty NGO CARE International on Saturday denounced the humanitarian crisis in war-torn Yemen, which is also suffering ...
A Humanitarian Hub In Boko Haram Territory
Mangoes and watermelons, prayer mats and Chinese-made utensils are again filling the stalls of Maiduguri's markets, as they recover after ...
To Choose Or To Die
So, thinking about life and the choices we make, the things we get to choose from, why we pick one ...
N. Korea Economy Grows At Fastest Pace In 17 Years
Despite global sanctions over its weapons programmes, North Korea's economy grew at the fastest pace in 17 years thanks to ...
Mosul’s Christians Face Dilemma After Islamic State
The jihadists may have been ousted from their Iraqi hometown of Mosul but many Christians like Haitham Behnam refuse to ...