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Taadi kidnappings Gender Minister and Mr Aiyipa WR Police

#BringBackOurTaadiGirls: missing girls are alive – Gender Minister

January 28, 2019 Editor 0

A happy ending may be beckoning in the sad tale of the three missing girls reported kidnapped in Takoradi, the Western Regional capital, in what has […]

#bringbackourtaadigirls missing taadi girls

Update: #BringBackOurTaadiGirls; 15 suspects picked up

January 26, 2019 Editor 0

Police in the Eastern Region on Saturday dawn arrested 15 suspects in connection with the three young ladies reported kidnapped in Takoradi last year. The […]

Another teenage girl goes missing in Western Region

January 25, 2019 Editor 0

With the dust yet to settle on the kidnapping of three teenagers in Takoradi, reports have emerged of another kidnapping in Tarkwa in also in […]

South Africa: Gqeberha Bids Farewell to the Animal Activist, Performer and Teacher Linda-Louise Swain May 15, 2026
[Daily Maverick] Tributes came pouring in for Gqeberha performer, teacher and animal lover Linda-Louise Swain, who has sadly died at the age of 67.
South Africa: Dams Full, Taps Dry - How Nelson Mandela Bay Lost Control of Its Water May 15, 2026
[Daily Maverick] Large parts of Nelson Mandela Bay have been without water for up to 20 days, while teams scramble to restore electricity outages that have lasted for more than two weeks.
Uganda: Small-Scale Farmers' Forum Expands Agroecology Training to Boost Climate-Resilient Farming in Eastern Uganda May 15, 2026
[Nile Post] The Eastern and Southern Africa Small-scale Farmers' Forum Uganda (ESAFF Uganda) has intensified efforts to strengthen Community Agroecology Schools (CAS) in Eastern Uganda as part of a broader strategy to promote sustainable agriculture, improve food security, and build climate-resilient farming communities.
Uganda: Floods Leave Malaba Residents Homeless, Hungry and Fearing Disease Outbreak May 15, 2026
[Nile Post] Residents of Malaba Town Council are grappling with devastating floods that have submerged villages, destroyed homes and crops, and heightened fears of a possible disease outbreak following weeks of relentless rainfall.
Namibia: No Spillage in Fishcor Vessel Oil Transfer May 15, 2026
[Namibian] The National Fishing Corporation of Namibia says all fuel that was on board the MFV Seaflower vessel, which ran aground offshore Lüderitz, has been safely transferred to another vessel without any spillage.

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