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THE CASTLE PARTY ‘MILITIA’: IN DEFENCE OF QUALITY JOURNALISM

March 11, 2019 Editor 0

On Thursday March 7, 2019, investigative journalist, Manasseh Azure Awuni, released a masterpiece of undercover journalistic work with revelations that are both startling and worrying. […]

110 Ministers: President’s explanations unconvincing – MFWA

March 17, 2017 Apt News Desk 0

Explanations offered by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo that he needs all the 110 Ministers and Deputies he has appointed to fix the huge problems […]

Ethiopia: GERD, Other Mega Projects Will Foster Regional Dev't, Integration - Scholars October 28, 2025
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- African scholars commended the transformative potential of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) and other mega projects in the country, emphasizing the significance of development projects to leverage regional growth and connectivity.
Africa: Saving the Pancake Tortoise - a 'Living Emblem' of Kenya's Natural Heritage October 28, 2025
[ISS] These beautifully patterned creatures face extinction due to habitat loss, land clearance, the illegal pet trade and climate change.
Namibia: 40 Percent of Households Still Without Toilets October 28, 2025
[Namibian] Namibia continues to face serious sanitation challenges, with 40% of the country's households still practising open defecation, according to the 2023 Census Report released by the Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA).
Liberia: FDA to Host National Forest Forum 2025 to Strengthen Partnership October 28, 2025
[Liberian Investigator] he Forestry Development Authority (FDA) has announced plans to host Liberia's National Forest Forum (NFF) 2025, a three-day gathering intended to deepen partnerships, assess sector progress, and renew commitments to sustainable forest management.
South Africa: Joburg Residents Celebrate As Water Finally Returns October 28, 2025
[Scrolla] Johannesburg mayor Dada Morero says water is finally flowing again in Westbury and Coronation after years of dry taps and protests. The city is fixing old pipes, cutting illegal connections and using smart systems to stop leaks and keep water running for residents.

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