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Betrand Adeye

Adeye is The African Exponent's West African Correspondent based on Abuja, Nigeria. He covers all West African Stories that matter with a slick African style.

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American Actor Michael Jai White Reacts to Critics of His Ghana Visit

Last week, news broke that American actor and martial arts master, Michael Jai White, was bestowed a chieftaincy title in the Akwamu Traditional Area during his recent visit to Ghana in December for the Full Circle Festival. He was titled by the name Nana Akoto III Odopon, which means “the

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Online Payment Security to Avoid Hackers

Shopping in the digital age is a great convenience for many people. It lets us find a wide variety of products and services all available at our fingertips. The best part is, we can shop for whatever we are looking for at any time of the day or night. One

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Sexual Assault Scandal: Is This The End of R. Kelly?

In April last year, the sad scenes of popular black American comedian and actor, Bill Cosby been led out of a court room in handcuffs to a state prison after he was sentenced to 3 - 10 years behind bars for drugging and sexually assaulting Andrea Constand, an incident which

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The Portrait of a Looter – Symbolizing The George Weah Statue

Genuinely history must reward mankind for their job inside the progression of man's environment and deeds. Aside from my generation to put the weight of history on the shoulder of partner not well arranged and faked character, she should be wholeheartedly marked by history in either point of

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Some Highlights From 2018 Across Africa

Introduction Given the political and economic status of the continent, the large continent has managed to be the center of attention for the whole world in the closing period of this year. Although the world has managed to reach Africa through business and marketing, the countries still face challenging circumstances

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Are Zimbabwe Health Institutions Dispensing Expired Drugs?

The health care sector in Zimbabwe continues to make headlines for the wrong reasons. Earlier this month, news of the doctor’s strike in the country was largely publicized leading to the shocking revelation by protesting doctors that government-owned health institutions in the country lacked basic equipment and medical supplies.

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Resistance 1— Liberia: 331 days of National Crisis and Nightmare

By Moses Uneh Yahmia and Alfred P. B. Kiadii Crisis in Monrovia! Crisis in Robertsports! Crisis in Greenville! Crisis in Gbarnga! Crisis in Vonjama! Crisis in Tubmanburg! Crisis in Buchanan! Crisis in Kakata! Crisis in Harper. And crisis everywhere! 320 days in leadership have turned into a tragic drama and

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Christmas in Africa and the Things to Do

The spirit of celebration runs deep among the African people. Most African cultures advocate for coming together and sharing. The 25th of December has been celebrated for over a century in most African communities. It marks an important day for Christian groups such as Catholics, Protestants, and most Orthodox churches.

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South Sudan Govt. Protests U.S. Decision to Cut Financial Aid to the Country

The dependence of African countries on foreign aid is a disgrace to the continent, and it is funny how African leaders react whenever the issue of financial aid sanctions arises. South Sudan’s government has strongly protested against the recent announcement by the United States of America to impose fresh

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Zambia Defends China Against United States' "Take Over" Claims

In recent times, the United States have continued to accuse China of its influence in Africa, especially in Zambia; but is the U.S. better off? Zambia on its part, has put its feet on the ground to openly defended the activities of China in the country and criticized the

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