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Africa in review for 2017 – [Part 1]

2017 has been a remarkable year with interesting happenings taking place in Africa. From politics, entertainment to sports across the continent, the Africa Feeds News team brings you highlights of some of the interesting news items published.

Children facing ‘shocking’ attacks in conflict zones in Africa

The UN children’s fund, Unicef has said in its latest report on conflict zones in the world that attacks on children in conflict zones including those in Africa has reached ‘shocking’ levels in 2017.

Opinion: South Africa’s ANC picks pragmatism over corruption

It came down to a choice between Cyril Ramaphosa and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma for the new leader of the African National Congress (ANC), the party that has ruled South Africa since the end of apartheid in 1994. 

Nominees for Ghana’s 50 Most Influential Young people announced

Finalists for Avance Media’s 50 Most Influential Young Ghanaians ranking 2017, honouring distinguished young Ghanaians, have been announced.

EU leaders clash over refugees

Two years after the Mediterranean migrant crisis shook the European Union, a tentative effort by the bloc to patch up differences over refugee policy has stumbled, revealing enduring rifts among the bloc’s leaders over the contentious question.

US lawmaker commits suicide over sex scandal

A lawmaker in US state of Kentucky Dan Johnson is reported to have committed suicide following reports that he sexually assaulted a woman when she was 17.

Gambia denies Russian monarchy revival deal

The Gambia has denied claims it is in the process of selling a land to a Siberian businessman to enable him revive the Russian monarchy.

Medical detentions in Africa ‘degrading and abusive’ – Report

Chatham House has said that there is a high level of medical detention taking place in parts of the world particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa.

The Migration Dilemma for young Ghanaians

27 year old Enoch Yeboah traveled from Ghana to Libya in 2013 hoping to cross over to Europe for greener pasture. His dream prior to traveling became a mirage when things went bad on this journey to Libya.

Opinion: Is Nkrumah dictating Ghana’s economic policy from the grave?

Over the mature tenure of my forty-one years of existence, I have become ever more convinced that Ghana’s dream of becoming a beacon of democracy and development must necessarily hinge on freeing up the competitive business spirits of its citizens. To do so, there are features of this nation’s idiosyncrasies that must be toppled.

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