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The government of Kenya is to send a team to Ethiopia to help authorities there identify the bodies of Kenyans who died aboard an Ethiopian Airlines plane that crashed Sunday morning shortly after take-off. Twenty-five Kenyans were aboard the Boeing 737-800 Max flight number ET302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, which crashed, and killed all 157 passengers and crew members. The airline said 33 different nationalities were on board the plane. Among the Kenyans were a FIFA referee who had gone to officiate a match, the head of finance at the Kenyan airport, a journalist and one professor. Former BBC Africa…

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The Regional Coordinating Councils (RCCs) established in the six newly created regions will begin work by the close of this month. This is to enable the people of the new regions to access basic social services in their respective regional capitals within the shortest possible time, instead of travelling to the capitals of the regions out of which the new regions were carved. This came to light when a government delegation, led by the Minister of Regional Reorganisation and Development, Mr Dan Kwaku Botwe, visited Damongo, the capital of the Savannah Region, to inspect infrastructure for the RCC last Friday.…

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Diminutive Kumawood actor, Company, has revealed that he has had sex with some of his female fans, especially those on Facebook. Making the revelation on his colleague, Kwaku Manu’s Aggressive Interview series, the actor said a lot of girls come his way through Facebook and he does not spare them at all. “I don’t know what the ladies want from me but I am the type of person who would not spare you when you come my way. I have succeeded in sleeping with a lot of girls on Facebook,” he said. When asked by Kwaku Manu if he was…

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Diminutive Kumawood actor, Company, has revealed that he has had sex with some of his female fans, especially those on Facebook. Making the revelation on his colleague, Kwaku Manu’s Aggressive Interview series, the actor said a lot of girls come his way through Facebook and he does not spare them at all. “I don’t know what the ladies want from me but I am the type of person who would not spare you when you come my way. I have succeeded in sleeping with a lot of girls on Facebook,” he said. When asked by Kwaku Manu if he was…

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Thousands of people in Russia have protested against plans to introduce tighter restrictions on the internet. A mass rally in Moscow and similar demonstrations in two other cities were called after parliament backed the controversial bill last month. The government says the bill, which allows it to isolate Russia’s internet service from the rest of the world, will improve cyber-security. But campaigners say it is an attempt to increase censorship and stifle dissent. Activists say more than 15,000 people gathered in Moscow on Sunday, which is double the estimate given by the police. Some protesters chanted slogans such as “hands…

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US plane maker Boeing is facing questions after an Ethiopian Airlines 737 crash on Sunday killed all 157 people on board. It was the second crash in five months involving a 737 Max 8, and comparisons are being drawn with a Lion Air accident in Indonesia last October. In response, China and Ethiopian Airlines have now grounded all planes of the same model. However, experts warn it is too early to say what caused the latest disaster. How did Sunday’s accident happen? Ethiopian Airlines says the plane, flight ET302, crashed at 08:44 local time (05:44 GMT), just six minutes after it…

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The University of Education, Winneba (UEW) has summarily dismissed seven staff including two senior lecturers for “misconduct” and “insubordination”. One of the sacked senior lectures is Dr Frimpong Kaakyire Duku, whose dismissal letter has been sighted by 3news.com. They went to court to seek redress on the sacking of Professor Mawutor Avoke and four others by the Governing Council last year. According to the letter signed by new Vice Chancellor Father Professor Anthony Afful-Broni, the dismissed did not exhaust internal structures of the University before proceeding to court. “You used institutional time to go to court without seeking official permission.”…

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Minister of State in charge of National Security Bryan Acheampong says his ministry is aware of operations of an alleged pro-NPP militia group De-Eye Group. Mr. Acheampong said although they know of the activities of the group, they conducted checks which indicate that activities of the group do not threaten national security in any way. “At NO time did we see these people conducting any training regime that we will consider a security threat. “We did all the works and assured ourselves that De Eye Group was not a Vigilante Group (truest form and interpretation), Militia, or criminal organization. “Importantly,…

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Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia has called on the Ghanaian youth, especially those in the Zongo communities, to resist any attempt to draft them into engaging in any anti-social activities, especially political vigilantism. He charged the youth to rather concentrate on tackling the major concerns of the Zongo communities, including the lack of jobs, issues of education, and business development, thereby forming ‘Job-lantes, Edu-lantes and Busi-lantes’ instead of vigilante groups in order to promote their welfare and the development of the nation. Speaking at the 51st anniversary celebration of the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) by Sheikh Abdul Wadud in…

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