Liberia's leader President George Weah is set to open a referendum on Tuesday that will look at shortening presidential terms and lifting a ban on dual nationality. President Weah wants to cut the length of terms...
Ghana's electoral commission has called for peace during and after Monday's general election. More than 17 million Ghanaians are eligible to vote in the elections, a figure which is two million more voters compared to the...
A politician named after infamous German politician and leader Adolf Hitler has won a seat at a Namibian election – but says he has no plans for world domination. Adolf Hitler Uunona won more than 85...
The former president of France, Valery Giscard d’Estaing has died at his family home in the Loire. Giscard was a leading advocate of European integration who led his country into a new modern era. He died...
The United Kingdom (UK) has launched a number of immigration routes under its new points-based immigration system, including the skilled worker route (formerly known as the Tier 2 Visa). Disclosing this in a statement on Wednesday...
Amnesty International has condemned a sharp rise in Egypt's use of death penalty since 2019. The independent body accused the government of a "horrifying execution spree". Records indicate that Egyptian authorities executed at least 57 people...
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