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Thousands Of Ghanaians Trapped In Côte d’Ivoire Trafficking Camps, Investigation Reveals Zambia Rejects U.S. Bid To Link Health Funding To Minerals Access CAF Backs Controversial Referee For Champions League Final The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final. ‎Ndala, who was in charge of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final, has faced scrutiny following several contentious calls throughout the match, including incidents that led to a temporary player walk-off and subsequent disciplinary actions. ‎The final itself garnered widespread attention in African football circles due to numerous VAR interventions, penalty decisions, and on-field protests. ‎Reports indicate that Ndala will officiate the first leg of the CAF Champions League Final, featuring Morocco’s FAR Rabat against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, scheduled for May 17 in Pretoria, South Africa. ‎CAF stated that it is crucial to show solidarity by endorsing Ndala, even as doubts linger regarding his performance during the AFCON final. ‎The decision is part of CAF’s broader strategy to bolster confidence in its referees rather than indicate any punitive measures against Ndala. ‎The AFCON final witnessed Senegal taking an early lead before chaos erupted over a controversial penalty decision. Players briefly left the pitch in protest before returning to finish the match, which later became mired in administrative disputes and disciplinary actions. ‎Following internal evaluations, CAF ultimately cleared Ndala of any wrongdoing. ‎The situation has raised concerns among football fans, reflecting ongoing governance challenges within CAF. ‎The organization has frequently faced criticism related to officiating consistency, VAR usage, and disciplinary rulings in major tournaments. By: Magdalene Agyeiwaa Sarpong CAS Sets May 7 Hearing Date For AFCON 2025 Title Dispute Daughter Of Late Congressman David Scott Announces Congressional Run At Father’s Funeral
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CAF Backs Controversial Referee For Champions League Final The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final. ‎Ndala, who was in charge of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final, has faced scrutiny following several contentious calls throughout the match, including incidents that led to a temporary player walk-off and subsequent disciplinary actions. ‎The final itself garnered widespread attention in African football circles due to numerous VAR interventions, penalty decisions, and on-field protests. ‎Reports indicate that Ndala will officiate the first leg of the CAF Champions League Final, featuring Morocco’s FAR Rabat against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, scheduled for May 17 in Pretoria, South Africa. ‎CAF stated that it is crucial to show solidarity by endorsing Ndala, even as doubts linger regarding his performance during the AFCON final. ‎The decision is part of CAF’s broader strategy to bolster confidence in its referees rather than indicate any punitive measures against Ndala. ‎The AFCON final witnessed Senegal taking an early lead before chaos erupted over a controversial penalty decision. Players briefly left the pitch in protest before returning to finish the match, which later became mired in administrative disputes and disciplinary actions. ‎Following internal evaluations, CAF ultimately cleared Ndala of any wrongdoing. ‎The situation has raised concerns among football fans, reflecting ongoing governance challenges within CAF. ‎The organization has frequently faced criticism related to officiating consistency, VAR usage, and disciplinary rulings in major tournaments. By: Magdalene Agyeiwaa Sarpong

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Mom Speaks Out After Being Forced To Attend Court Hearing While In Labor Over C-Section Dispute
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Mom Speaks Out After Being Forced To Attend Court Hearing While In Labor Over C-Section Dispute
May 4, 2026

Cherise Doyley, an African American woman from Florida, was forced to connect to a virtual courtroom and speak with a judge from her hospital bed while in active labor amid a dispute with doctors over a C-section. The emergency hearing centered on whether medical staff could proceed despite her refusal as she neared delivery.

Woman Has 27-Pound Fibroid Removed While 17 Weeks Pregnant
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Woman Has 27-Pound Fibroid Removed While 17 Weeks Pregnant
Zambia’s Silence On Health Aid Deal Draws Sharp U.S. Rebuke
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Zambia’s Silence On Health Aid Deal Draws Sharp U.S. Rebuke
Family Of 7 Takes In Elderly Neighbor After His Wife Passes Away
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Family Of 7 Takes In Elderly Neighbor After His Wife Passes Away

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South Korean Police Seek Arrest Of K-Pop Mogul Bang Si-Hyuk Amid Investor Fraud Investigation
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South Korean Police Seek Arrest Of K-Pop Mogul Bang Si-Hyuk Amid Investor Fraud Investigation
Apr 22, 2026

Authorities in South Korea announced yesterday that they are pursuing an arrest warrant for Bang Si-Hyuk, the chairman of the agency behind global K-pop sensation BTS, as part of an expanding investigation into allegations of a fraudulent scheme that reportedly netted him over $100 million from investors.

Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications
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Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications
Hip-Hop Icon Afrika Bambaataa Dies At 68
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Hip-Hop Icon Afrika Bambaataa Dies At 68
Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎
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Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎

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Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications
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Rihanna Makes History As First Woman To Hit 200 Million RIAA Certifications
Apr 21, 2026

Rihanna has reached another major career milestone, becoming the first woman in history to surpass 200 million RIAA-certified singles units, according to recent reporting and data from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).

Reed Hastings Steps Down As Chairman Of Netflix After Nearly 30 Years
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Reed Hastings Steps Down As Chairman Of Netflix After Nearly 30 Years
Nigerian With ‘Natural Explosiveness’ Aiming For NFL Spot
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Nigerian With ‘Natural Explosiveness’ Aiming For NFL Spot
Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎
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Offset Hospitalized After Shooting Near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel Casino‎

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Thousands Of Ghanaians Trapped In Côte d’Ivoire Trafficking Camps, Investigation Reveals
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Thousands Of Ghanaians Trapped In Côte d’Ivoire Trafficking Camps, Investigation Reveals
May 4, 2026

A joint investigation by Ghana’s Anti-Human Trafficking Unit and a private tracking expert has blown open a sophisticated transnational trafficking network operating across West Africa, with an estimated 2,500 Ghanaian victims believed to be held in and around Côte d’Ivoire’s Bondoukou alone, as of May 4, 2026.

Zambia Rejects U.S. Bid To Link Health Funding To Minerals Access
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Zambia Rejects U.S. Bid To Link Health Funding To Minerals Access
CAS Sets May 7 Hearing Date For AFCON 2025 Title Dispute
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CAS Sets May 7 Hearing Date For AFCON 2025 Title Dispute
Daughter Of Late Congressman David Scott Announces Congressional Run At Father’s Funeral
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Daughter Of Late Congressman David Scott Announces Congressional Run At Father’s Funeral

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Ghana’s Damang Mine Delivers First Gold To State Reserves Under Indigenous Ownership
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Ghana’s Damang Mine Delivers First Gold To State Reserves Under Indigenous Ownership
May 1, 2026

Engineers & Planners, the mining company led by businessman Ibrahim Mahama, has made good on a key promise of Ghana’s new indigenous ownership drive, delivering the Damang Gold Mine’s inaugural 110-kilogramme gold consignment to the state Gold Board — a transaction officials say marks a turning point in how the country monetises its mineral wealth.

LinkedIn Accused Of Using Hidden Code To Monitor Users’ Computers
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LinkedIn Accused Of Using Hidden Code To Monitor Users’ Computers
China Delivers .5 Million Headquarters To ECOWAS In Abuja
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China Delivers $56.5 Million Headquarters To ECOWAS In Abuja
Irish Government Unveils New Fuel Support Measures Amid Protests
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Irish Government Unveils New Fuel Support Measures Amid Protests

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CAF Backs Controversial Referee For Champions League Final The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final. ‎Ndala, who was in charge of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final, has faced scrutiny following several contentious calls throughout the match, including incidents that led to a temporary player walk-off and subsequent disciplinary actions. ‎The final itself garnered widespread attention in African football circles due to numerous VAR interventions, penalty decisions, and on-field protests. ‎Reports indicate that Ndala will officiate the first leg of the CAF Champions League Final, featuring Morocco’s FAR Rabat against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, scheduled for May 17 in Pretoria, South Africa. ‎CAF stated that it is crucial to show solidarity by endorsing Ndala, even as doubts linger regarding his performance during the AFCON final. ‎The decision is part of CAF’s broader strategy to bolster confidence in its referees rather than indicate any punitive measures against Ndala. ‎The AFCON final witnessed Senegal taking an early lead before chaos erupted over a controversial penalty decision. Players briefly left the pitch in protest before returning to finish the match, which later became mired in administrative disputes and disciplinary actions. ‎Following internal evaluations, CAF ultimately cleared Ndala of any wrongdoing. ‎The situation has raised concerns among football fans, reflecting ongoing governance challenges within CAF. ‎The organization has frequently faced criticism related to officiating consistency, VAR usage, and disciplinary rulings in major tournaments. By: Magdalene Agyeiwaa Sarpong
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CAF Backs Controversial Referee For Champions League Final The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final. ‎Ndala, who was in charge of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final, has faced scrutiny following several contentious calls throughout the match, including incidents that led to a temporary player walk-off and subsequent disciplinary actions. ‎The final itself garnered widespread attention in African football circles due to numerous VAR interventions, penalty decisions, and on-field protests. ‎Reports indicate that Ndala will officiate the first leg of the CAF Champions League Final, featuring Morocco’s FAR Rabat against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, scheduled for May 17 in Pretoria, South Africa. ‎CAF stated that it is crucial to show solidarity by endorsing Ndala, even as doubts linger regarding his performance during the AFCON final. ‎The decision is part of CAF’s broader strategy to bolster confidence in its referees rather than indicate any punitive measures against Ndala. ‎The AFCON final witnessed Senegal taking an early lead before chaos erupted over a controversial penalty decision. Players briefly left the pitch in protest before returning to finish the match, which later became mired in administrative disputes and disciplinary actions. ‎Following internal evaluations, CAF ultimately cleared Ndala of any wrongdoing. ‎The situation has raised concerns among football fans, reflecting ongoing governance challenges within CAF. ‎The organization has frequently faced criticism related to officiating consistency, VAR usage, and disciplinary rulings in major tournaments. By: Magdalene Agyeiwaa Sarpong
May 4, 2026

The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final.

CAS Sets May 7 Hearing Date For AFCON 2025 Title Dispute
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CAS Sets May 7 Hearing Date For AFCON 2025 Title Dispute
Israel-Palestine Handshake Fails At FIFA Congress
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Israel-Palestine Handshake Fails At FIFA Congress
Kenya’s Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier In Historic London Run
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Kenya’s Sawe Shatters Two-Hour Marathon Barrier In Historic London Run

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Thousands Of Ghanaians Trapped In Côte d’Ivoire Trafficking Camps, Investigation Reveals

May 4, 2026
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Zambia Rejects U.S. Bid To Link Health Funding To Minerals Access

May 4, 2026
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Daughter Of Late Congressman David Scott Announces Congressional Run At Father’s Funeral

May 4, 2026
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U.S. Launches “Project Freedom” To Assist Stranded Ships Amid Iran’s Closure Of Strait Of Hormuz

May 4, 2026
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Taiwan’s Lai Defies Beijing To Visit Eswatini, Asserts Sovereign Right To World Engagement

May 4, 2026
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Ukrainian Drone Strikes Target Moscow Building Ahead Of Victory Day Celebrations

May 4, 2026
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New Alliances Reshape Nigeria’s Political Landscape

May 4, 2026
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ECOWAS Raises Concerns Over Ghana’s New Aviation Taxes

May 4, 2026
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CAF Backs Controversial Referee For Champions League Final The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has announced the appointment of referee Jean-Jacques Ndala for the upcoming CAF Champions League final, a move intended to demonstrate institutional support for the official despite significant backlash regarding his officiating during the AFCON final. ‎Ndala, who was in charge of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations Final, has faced scrutiny following several contentious calls throughout the match, including incidents that led to a temporary player walk-off and subsequent disciplinary actions. ‎The final itself garnered widespread attention in African football circles due to numerous VAR interventions, penalty decisions, and on-field protests. ‎Reports indicate that Ndala will officiate the first leg of the CAF Champions League Final, featuring Morocco’s FAR Rabat against South Africa’s Mamelodi Sundowns, scheduled for May 17 in Pretoria, South Africa. ‎CAF stated that it is crucial to show solidarity by endorsing Ndala, even as doubts linger regarding his performance during the AFCON final. ‎The decision is part of CAF’s broader strategy to bolster confidence in its referees rather than indicate any punitive measures against Ndala. ‎The AFCON final witnessed Senegal taking an early lead before chaos erupted over a controversial penalty decision. Players briefly left the pitch in protest before returning to finish the match, which later became mired in administrative disputes and disciplinary actions. ‎Following internal evaluations, CAF ultimately cleared Ndala of any wrongdoing. ‎The situation has raised concerns among football fans, reflecting ongoing governance challenges within CAF. ‎The organization has frequently faced criticism related to officiating consistency, VAR usage, and disciplinary rulings in major tournaments. By: Magdalene Agyeiwaa Sarpong

May 4, 2026

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