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Bitcoin Regulation: USA approves Bitcoin Trading.

The US has made the long-awaited decision to allow Bitcoin to be part of mainstream investing funds. It has approved what are known as spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which can be purchased by anyone from pension funds to ordinary investors. The announcement from the head of the Securities and Exchange Commission was accompanied by […]

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Liberia: Court convicts ex-chief justice for murder

Liberian former chief justice Gloria Musu-Scott. (African women in law) Liberian former chief justice Gloria Musu-Scott and three other family members have been found guilty of murder. After a gruelling five-months trial, the jury in the trial of Liberian former chief justice Gloria Musu-Scott reached its verdict on 21 December, finding Musu-Scott and three other

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Trump Lawyers Magical Immunity Arguments Take A Real World Beating At DC Circuit

No, when the president does it, that doesn’t make it legal. We’ve been through this before. This morning, Donald Trump travelled to DC to attend oral argument at the Circuit Court hearing on his presidential immunity claims. It’s the first hearing he’s attended in the election interference case, and he may well regret his decision

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Professor Malcolm Shaw KC will defend Israel at the International Court of Justice

British barrister to represent Israel against genocide claims Professor Malcolm Shaw KC will defend Israel at the International Court of Justice this week A British barrister has been chosen to represent Israel in the International Court of Justice next week, as the country defends itself against a claim of genocide. Professor Malcolm Shaw KC, a

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T.B Joshua exposé: Look at it from human rights perspective, not religion – Anas urges public

Renowned Investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has called for a shift in perspective regarding the controversies surrounding the late T.B. Joshua. He argues that while religious matters are important, the human rights abuse committed by the late pastor should not be overlooked. He made this comment after the BBC released a documentary highlighting the abuse

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Trump immunity hearing: US court hears whether former president can be prosecuted

A landmark legal case about whether Donald Trump should be immune from criminal prosecution will be heard in Washington on Tuesday. The Republican former president’s lawyers will argue that the office of the White House shields him from his 2020 election fraud charges. Mr Trump, who says he will attend, is accused by a special

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Afari-Gyan – Broken Promises & Vote Buying -“All is not well with our Democracy”

A former Chairman of the Electoral Commission, Dr. Kwadwo Afari-Gyan, has expressed deep concerns about Ghana’s democracy, citing broken promises and rampant vote-buying. He emphasised the urgent need for corrective measures, stating that the country is retrogressing in its democratic journey. Dr. Afari-Gyan highlighted the prevalence of electoral malpractices, with politicians prioritising empty promises over

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Man faces attempted murder charge after viral video of judge attack

A man accused of attacking a Las Vegas judge in a viral video last week is now facing an attempted murder charge, court records show. Deobra Redden is accused of attacking District Judge Mary Kay Holthus on Wednesday during his sentencing hearing for an attempted battery with substantial bodily harm charge. Holthus ordered Redden back

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Ritual Goes Wrong: Fetish priest ‘mistakenly’ shoots woman dead 

A 22-year-old mother of one, Lydia Boatema, was allegedly shot dead by a fetish priest known as Nana Kwarteng, also called Sampson on New Year’s eve, according to myjoyonline.com report. The incident is said to have occurred as she was returning from a 31st night church service in Abirem, near Kenyasi in Kumasi. Lydia Boatema,

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Two arrested in connection with assassination attempt on chief

Two brothers have been arrested following an assassination attempt on the newly installed chief of Gomoa Amoanda, Nana Osuapem Kwabudu III and seven elders. The suspects have been identified as Kwame Baah and Kojo Ewudzi, members of the Gomoa Amoanda Royal Family. Reports suggest their two nephews; Safohene Joe and Akwelabi who are accomplices are

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