Switzerland Supports Ghana With $80 Million
The Federal Republic of Switzerland has earmarked an amount of $80 million to support the enhanced competitiveness of Ghanaian enterprises ...
Tag: International Criminal Court
Sudan Halts Talks After Trump Extends Sanctions
Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir on Wednesday suspended negotiations with Washington aimed at ending sanctions against Khartoum, after the United States ...
Sudan Regrets US Decision To Extend Sanctions But Still Hopeful
Sudan voiced regret on Wednesday over a US decision to keep sanctions in place for another three months but expressed ...
Fitness and Finance Jostle For Football Pre-Season Spotlight
Real Madrid and Barcelona square off in a rare overseas Clasico while Manchester United and Manchester City meet for the ...
African U-19 Cricket Championship: Uganda Ensures Ghana’s 4th Defeat
Ugandan U-19 Cricket team made sure that Ghana suffered their fourth defeat at the ICC, U-19 Africa division 1, CWC ...
UN Rights Chief Urges Justice and Healing After Mosul
UN rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein called Tuesday for accountability and dialogue to heal the trauma of Mosul after ...
South Africa’s Rabada ‘heartbroken’ Over Test Ban
Kagiso Rabada is "heartbroken" at being banned from next week's second Test against England at Trent Bridge, according to South ...
S.Africa Set For ICC Ruling For Failing To Arrest Bashir
War crimes judges will rule Thursday if South Africa flouted international law by failing to arrest Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir, ...
Activists Urge ICC To Probe Mexico’s ‘crimes Against Humanity’
Rights activists on Wednesday urged the International Criminal Court to probe years of killings and disappearances, as well as torture ...
ICC To Rule If S. Africa Broke Rules By Not Arresting Sudan’s Bashir
War crimes judges will Thursday hand down an eagerly anticipated ruling on whether South Africa flouted international law by failing ...
Burundi Becoming A ‘violent Dictatorship’
Burundi's President Pierre Nkurunziza and his ruling party have moved the country toward violent dictatorship, rights groups said Tuesday in ...
Sudan’s Bashir Plans Maiden Russia Trip
Sudan's President Omar al-Bashir will visit Moscow for the first time in August following an invitation from his Russian counterpart ...
Benin, A Ponzi Scheme and A Long Wait For Answers
Sadiatou used to be a well-off trader of traditional cloth at the market in Benin's economic hub of Cotonou but ...
Ford Steps Down As Sri Lanka Cricket Coach
Sri Lanka's cricket coach Graham Ford has quit, officials said Saturday, midway through a 45-month contract and just two weeks ...
Afghanistan, Ireland Face Cricket Test D-Day
Afghanistan and Ireland are poised to become the 11th and 12th members of Test match cricket's close-knit club on Thursday ...
US Envoy To Sudan Pushes For Aid In Ex-Rebel Bastion
The top US envoy in Sudan pushed Monday for more access to deliver humanitarian aid to Golo as he visited ...
ICC Team To Visit Gabon Over Claims of Post-Poll Violence
A team from the International Criminal Court (ICC) will visit Gabon next week to look into claims of post-election violence ...
ICC Team To Visit Gabon Over Claims of Post-Poll Violence
A team from the International Criminal Court (ICC) will visit Gabon next week to look into claims of post-election violence ...
India-Pakistan Clash Stirs 2007 World Twenty20 Memories
Those hoping for a thrilling Champions Trophy final between India and Pakistan at the Oval on Sunday may take heart ...
Libya In Turmoil Over Saif Gaddafi’s Release
Few people expected Saif al-Islam Gaddafi to return to the spotlight after six years in prison on charges of alleged ...