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Sudan crisis: War crimes suspect freed amid chaos

Sudan crisis: War crimes suspect freed amid chaos

Africa News
A former Sudanese politician wanted for alleged crimes against humanity has said that he and other former officials are no longer in jail. Ahmad Harun was among those being held in Kober prison in the capital Khartoum who are facing charges by the International Criminal Court (ICC). A ceasefire between Sudan’s army and a rival paramilitary group still largely appears to be holding. But there are doubts about both parties’ commitment to a lasting peace. In another development, a second evacuation flight rescuing UK nationals from Sudan landed in Cyprus, while a boat evacuating more than 1,600 people from dozens of countries has now arrived in Saudi Arabia. Volker Perthes, who is the UN special envoy to Sudan and is currently in the country, said that it seemed the 72-hou...
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Not all professional players make good coaches – Michael Essien

Not all professional players make good coaches – Michael Essien

Ghana News, Sports
Former Black Stars midfielder, Michael Essien, has explained his decision not to rush into taking coaching jobs as he believes gaining more experience could be essential to his success in the role. Essien recently brushed aside talks of him becoming the head coach of the senior national team at some point in his coaching career, saying ‘he’s not interested.’ The former Chelsea man has been working on his coaching license since retiring from football and recently acquired his UEFA A and UEFA Elite Youth coaching licenses. Essien is also working towards his UEFA Pro license, a certificate that will cushion him to take up first-team coaching roles. Speaking to DW, the 40-year-old revealed the rationale behind his delay to get a coaching job. “People think that because you’ve been ...
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River Pra’s turbidity worsens: See comparison from 7 months ago and now

River Pra’s turbidity worsens: See comparison from 7 months ago and now

Ghana News, Headlines Today, Health & Wellbeing
It appears illegal mining on water bodies in the country is still thriving despite government’s report that the menace is being curbed. In a tweet by the national broadcaster, GTV says that the turbidity of the River Pra is much worse off in April 2023 than it was seven months ago (September 2022). https://twitter.com/GTV_Ghana/status/1650815912918777856?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1650815912918777856%7Ctwgr%5E8fea332bc8a5104c05148150e5ab80a11c32fcc2%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.myjoyonline.com%2Friver-pras-turbidity-worsens-see-comparison-from-7-months-ago-and-today%2F n December 2022, government deployed 87 river wardens to protect the country’s river bodies as part of the sustained efforts at fighting illegal mining, also know...
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Pfizer spells out why Vaccines and continued Vaccine Innovation matters today and for the future

Pfizer spells out why Vaccines and continued Vaccine Innovation matters today and for the future

Health & Wellbeing, International
Pfizer, one of the world’s premier innovative biopharmaceutical companies, has in concert with partners, earmarked World Immunization Week 2023 as the beginning of a year-long global campaign to vaccinate millions of children and return to pre-corona virus pandemic vaccination levels. World Immunization Week is celebrated in the last week of April each year (24 to 30 April for the 2023 edition), to highlight the collective actions needed to protect people from vaccine-preventable diseases.This year’s celebration is on the theme; “The Big Catch-up.” According to Pfizer in a statement outlining the year-long focus, this year’s campaign comes at a critical turning point for immunization following over two years of immunization backsliding caused by COVID-19 pandemic disruptions. It i...
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My ancestors come from here, so we’re returning – Ron Kenoly shares plans to relocate to Ghana permanently

My ancestors come from here, so we’re returning – Ron Kenoly shares plans to relocate to Ghana permanently

Ghana News
Popular American Gospel musician Ron Kenoly has revealed that he has plans to become a resident and citizen of Ghana. Speaking to 3News at the 2023 Harvest Praise he explained that aside from tracing his roots to the country, Ghana is also really welcoming especially to diasporans. Ron Kenoly noted that although he had come to Ghana for the event, one of his primary goals was to get the process of obtaining a permanent residence started. “My purpose of being here is to become a resident of Ghana and eventually become a citizen of Ghana. For the last week, I’ve been filling out forms and documents to gain residency and eventually to be your brother, a Ghanaian citizen,” the 78-year-old said. This is not Ron Kenoly’s first time in Ghana. The revered gospel musician in 2011 reveal...
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4 die in Kenya while ‘fasting to meet Jesus’

4 die in Kenya while ‘fasting to meet Jesus’

Africa News, Headlines Today
Four people were on Thursday found dead and nearly a dozen others hospitalised in Kenya’s coastal Kilifi county, after being rescued while waiting the imminent end of the world. Police said the group was found in a forest where they had been living for several days after being told a local preacher to fast while “waiting to meet Jesus”. The authorities said they rescued 11 people – six of them were emaciated and in critical condition. Police said they will resume a search for more members of the group on Friday morning following reports that others were still in the forest. Police are reported to have found a fresh grave in the forest which will be investigated on Friday. The worshippers belong to Good News International Church which is led by a local pastor who has been on ...
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Ghana confirms invasion of dangerous new mosquito breed

Ghana confirms invasion of dangerous new mosquito breed

Ghana News, Headlines Today, Health & Wellbeing
The Ghana Health Service (GHS) has confirmed the invasion of a new breed of mosquito more dangerous than the anopheles. The new breed known as Anopheles Stephensi, is also a malaria-transmitting mosquito, very invasive, spreads faster, and can adopt to a myriad of climate conditions according to the World Health Organization. GHSe has established its presence in Tuba and Dansoman, and has warned residents to protect themselves. The Anopheles Stephensi first invaded Africa in 2019, the countries include Ethiopia Sudan, Somalia, and Nigeria and unfortunately confirmed in Ghana just this March. This breed produces both Plasmodium Falciparum (the deadliest species of plasmodium which causes malaria) and P Vivax Malaria parasites. Also, a recent mathematical modeling study by the...
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