Month: October 2011

Ghana’s government is looking at ways to support people accused of witchcraft – mainly women and children banished by their communities to “witches’ camps” in the north – and to reintegrate them in their home […]

Huwa Gundi, 21, sits on a sheet outside two makeshift tents near her home village of Sali, where her extended family of eight now live off one meal a day. Cradling her four-month-old baby, Fatma, […]

The government of Ghana is, for now, treating with contempt, the UK’s threat to cut down aid to Ghana if the country fails to recognise the rights of gays. The UK government served notice to […]

The flag bearer of the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP) Nana Akufo-Addo has dared President John Atta-Mills to show leadership beyond merely asking the striking doctors to return to their post. Public sector doctors have […]

47 Millionen Operationen und medizinische Prozeduren bei stationären Patienten im Jahr 2010 Rund 47 Millionen Operationen und medizinische Prozeduren wurden bei den im Jahr 2010 aus vollstationärer Krankenhausbehandlung entlassenen Patientinnen und Patienten durchgeführt. Wie das […]

A deputy General Secretary of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Kofi Adams has dismissed assertions by the life patron of the Democratic Freedom Party, Dr Obed Asamoah, that former President J. J Rawlings is not […]

The British Prime Minister has vowed to get tough on Ghana and other African countries with poor records on gay rights by slashing millions of pounds from their aid payments. In a sign that Britain […]

Some historians say Egypt’s sectarian strife started as far back as 1798, sparked by anger among the majority Muslim population against a Christian businessman who was thought to have financially supported French occupation forces. This […]