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German Doctor Jailed for Killing 15 Patients

A court in Berlin has sentenced a 41-year-old palliative care doctor to life in prison after finding him guilty of murdering 15 patients under his care. Identified only as Johannes M. in accordance with German privacy laws, the doctor was convicted of killing 12 women and three men between September 2021 and July 2024. The victims, aged between 25 and 94, were all seriously ill but were not considered to be at immediate risk of death. During the trial, prosecutors argued that the doctor intentionally administered fatal doses of medication to patients during home visits without obtaining their consent. Investigators also revealed that, in several cases, the doctor allegedly started fires at victims' homes in an attempt to destroy evidence and conceal the crimes. One of the incidents highlighted during the proceedings occurred in July 2024, shortly before his arrest. […]

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TogoDebout à Berlin : la diaspora appelle à l’unité et au changement

La diaspora togolaise s’est mobilisée le 4 octobre 2025 à Berlin lors d’un rassemblement initié par le mouvement TogoDebout et le M66. Karl Gaba, porte-voix de la rencontre, a dénoncé la dérive autoritaire du régime en place et a appelé à une mobilisation unie des forces démocratiques pour un véritable changement politique au Togo. Dans son discours, Karl Gaba a rappelé que depuis l’assassinat de Sylvanus Olympio en 1963, le pays vit sous une gouvernance marquée par la confiscation du pouvoir et l’absence de démocratie véritable. Il a qualifié le récent changement constitutionnel, adopté sans consultation populaire, de « coup d’État constitutionnel » et de « trahison de la souveraineté nationale ». Selon lui, les proclamations officielles sur l’état du pays contrastent avec la réalité vécue par les populations : chômage massif des jeunes, manque d’accès aux soins, déficit en […]

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Ghanaian Creative Teams Up with Asake in Berlin.

Ghanaian visual artist Emmanuel Whajah has garnered international attention for his recent collaboration with Nigerian artist Asake during his world tour. Whajah was responsible for capturing the tour’s stunning visuals, including performances in Berlin. This collaboration has boosted Whajah’s profile, showing the growing influence of Ghanaian creatives on the global stage. His work with Asake is being celebrated for its unique blend of African culture and global music trends.

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