Eniola Aluko: England striker speaks out on ‘bullying’ claims
Eniola Aluko has played 102 times for England Footballer Eniola Aluko has spoken publicly for the first time about the “bullying and discrimination” she says…
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Buhari feels ‘ready to go home’ after treatment in UK
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has said he feels ready to return home after medical treatment in the UK, and is awaiting his doctor’s permission. The…
Zimbabwe to build $1bn Robert Gabriel Mugabe university
Zimbabwe is to build a $1bn (£770m) university dedicated to the man accused of leading his country to the brink of economic collapse, Robert Mugabe….
Losing an election is not easy; Mahama tells Kenyans
Former President John Dramani Mahama. Former President John Mahama has used his electoral defeat to urge Kenyans to keep the peace amidst fears of post-election…
Poll agency explains ‘unofficial’ election results
IEBC CEO addresses the press in Nairobi on August 8, 2017. PHOTO | NATION MEDIA GROUP The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission was on…
Britain ‘ready to pay £36bn’ for Brexit divorce bill – weeks after Boris Johnson branded EU’s demands ‘extortionate’
If true the figure – more than £1,100 for every taxpayer in Britain – would expose a major compromise on behalf of the UK government…
John Mahama heads Commonwealth Observer Mission in Kenya
Former President John Mahama is in Kenya as part of Commonwealth Observer Mission to monitor the East African country’s August 8 elections. The former President…
Radicalised schoolgirl, 16, who ran away from home to fight for ISIS is captured in war-torn Mosul
A 16-year-old German runaway schoolgirl has been captured in the besieged Iraqi city of Mosul where she has been fighting for Islamic State. Linda Wenzel…
Kate Middleton wows in daring dress at garden party to celebrate Queen’s birthday during Poland visit
© Getty The Duchess of Cambridge wowed Polish high society as she donned a daring dress by one of the country’s top fashion designers at…
Letter from Africa: Can satellite make science popular in Ghana?
In our series of letters from African journalists, veteran Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene ponders whether Ghana’s new satellite will change attitudes towards science. We do…