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Nigeria: At least 45 dead in attack on village

At least 45 people died in an attack on a village in northern Nigeria, a police official told Reuters on Sunday, the latest in a string of incidents underscoring insecurity in parts of the country.

Jammeh’s soldiers reject desertion charge in court

Two former generals who worked with former Gambian leader Yahya Jammeh up until he was ousted have rejected charges of desertion brought against them by the military.

Militants kill 16 Tuaregs in northern Mali

Suspected Islamist militants killed at least 16 Tuareg civilians in attacks in northern Mali, just days after 40 Tuaregs were killed during similar raids on neighbouring villages, local authorities said on Wednesday.

Ghana’s 1million new jobs spark debates

The government of Ghana has said that it has created over one million jobs as it defends its promise to fix the high rate of unemployment in the West African nation.

Mosque blasts in Nigeria kill 27

At least 27 people have been killed in an explosion near a mosque in northeast Nigeria on Tuesday in an attack suspected to have been carried out by militants.

IMF approves next disbursement under Ghana’s aid deal

The International Monetary Fund’s board on Monday approved the next disbursement of about $191 million under Ghana’s aid program, while urging the West African country to take further steps to address its high debt.

How Nigerians reacted to Buhari meeting Trump

The Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday held a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump with talks focusing on security and tackling terrorism.

Ghana’s Wisa fined $1800 for indecent exposure

A popular Ghanaian Musician, Wisa Greid has been fined $1880 (GHc 8,400) by a court in Accra for indecent exposure during a musical concert in 2015.

Ghana to tax street beggars and hawkers

Officials in Ghana have revealed that they intend taxing street beggars as the country makes efforts to raise enough revenue for developmental projects.

Soyinka claims ethnic cleansing exists in Nigeria

The Nobel laureate, Professor Wole Soyinka of Nigeria has said that his country is experiencing ethnic cleansing with recent killings taking place across the country.

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