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Guinea healer held over faking hundreds of pregnancies Share this with Facebook Share this with Twitte Share this with Messeng Share Image copyright ALHASSAN SILLAH Image caption A traditional healer gave women medicines to make them look pregnant Police in Guinea say they have arrested a healer for conning hundreds of women into believing they were pregnant. N'na Fanta Camara gave women who had been unable to conceive a mixture of leaves, herbs and other medicines that caused them to bloat and look pregnant. For her services, patients paid $33 (£24), in a country where the average monthly wage is around $48 (£35). Police believe Ms Camara made thousands of dollars a month, though she says she was only trying to help. On Tuesday, more than 200 women protested outside the police station in the Guinean capital of Conakry where Ms Camara was held. Over 700 women aged 17 to 45 are believed to have been affected by Ms Camara's pregnancy "cure...

innovation Best gadgets at world’s biggest consumer tech event FROM a small company putting Apple’s innovation to shame to an AI robot that can study your ping pong skills and coach you to play better, here’s the best of the world’s largest tech convention. Matthew Dunn @mattydunn11 news.com.au JANUARY 13, 2018 1:45PM Video Image Play Video Play 0:00 / 1:22 Loaded : 0% Progress : 0% Fullscreen The very best from CES 2018 Ads by  Kiosked I WANT you all to know that the future is amazing. No, I am not a time traveller, I have just been lucky enough to visit the world’s larger consumer tech convention in Las Vegas. With CES showcasing some of the most cutting-edge products from the world’s most innovative companies, there was always going to be some impressive things on show. From robots to drones to artificially-intelligent home appliances, a world once dreamt of is now ...