Ghana labour unions call for strike over local debt swap
The West African state is facing an economic crisis
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UK judges rule Rwanda deportation plan lawful
The UK government signed a deal with Rwanda to deport failed asylum-seekers
Tunisia election board edges vote turnout up to 11 percent
Members of the Tunisian electoral commission count votes on December 18, 2022 in Tunis, a day after voters overwhelmingly snubbed the elections for a neutered parliament
Second person dies after crush outside UK Asake concert
Two people have now died and a third remains in a critical condition after the crush outside the 02 Academy in Brixton, south London
Global 'peace pact' signed to protect nature
Chinese Environment Minister Huang Runqiu declared the historic nature accord adopted
Ethiopia's largest bank says Tigray services resume
The announcement follows the signing of a peace deal between the federal government and Tigrayan rebels last month
Libya sentences 17 'IS members' to death
Libyan security forces affiliated with Tripoli-based interim Prime Minister Abdelhamid Dbeibah take part in a parade marking the 6th anniversary of the “liberation of Sirte” from Islamic State (IS) group on December 17
Tunisia election board edges vote turnout up to 11 percent
Members of the Tunisian electoral commission count votes on December 18, 2022 in Tunis, a day after voters overwhelmingly snubbed the elections for a neutered parliament
Tunisian faces return to prison in homosexuality case
Some protestors held placards reading "Down with the Article of shame", referring to Article 230 of Tunisia's penal code which punishes consensual homosexual acts, whether between men or women, with up to three years in prison.
Paul Mashatile, South Africa's quietly rising star
Paul Mashatile, 61, the party's former finance chief, was Monday elected the new vice president