Coronavirus: Why Ghana has gone into mourning after mass funeral ban

Hundreds of people attend a Mass in the Rwandan capital ahead of a week of official mourning to mark the 20th anniversary of the country's genocide.

The opposition Chadema yesterday warned against any attempt to withhold the body of a senior official who was killed in Geita Region last week.

Funeral ceremonies for BBC TV presenter Komla Dumor, who died last month in London at the age of 41, begin in his home country of Ghana.

Popular slang word "tweaa" is banned in Ghana's parliament after politicians use it in the chamber.

Fifa says it will ban Ghana from international football if the country conducts a government inquiry into its World Cup campaign.

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