US Designates Senate President for ‘Significant Corruption’
The United States has designated the Senate President of Palau and a former mayor in the Marshall Islands for what...
Moroccan Lawyers End Strike After Government Suspends Controversial Reform Bill
Lawyers in Morocco have ended a week-long nationwide strike after the government agreed to suspend a contentious draft law regulating...
Thousands Stranded at Kenya Airport as Strike Grounds Flights
A strike by airport workers brought disruption to Kenya’s main international gateway on Monday, delaying flights and stranding thousands of...
Peace Activist Who Was Caught Plotting a Coup
Before Peter Biar Ajak got caught in a sting and was accused of plotting to buy millions of dollars’ worth...
Enugu targets digital leap with training for 67,000 persons on digital skills at 2026 Tech Festival
“What we expect from this year’s Enugu Tech Fest — there is a very great improvement from what we had...
Jailed Henry Okah Brands Goodluck Jonathan “Inept”, Accuses Britain of Political Interference
Henry Emomotimi Okah, the imprisoned Niger Delta militant serving a life sentence in South Africa for his role in the...
Congo Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Phase 2 Begins Exports as Hydrocarbons Minister Joins Paris Energy Forum
The Republic of Congo marked a major milestone earlier this week with first exports from Phase 2 of its Congo LNG...
Why Africa’s Energy Supply Gap is its Defining Commercial Opportunity
APE TOWN, South Africa - Nearly 600 million people across Africa still lack access to electricity, with electrification progress barely...
Africa ‘needs permanent place on UN Security Council’ – with 80% of resolutions involving conflict on the continent
Four-fifths of UN Security Council resolutions over the last decade have been around conflicts in Africa, a new analysis has...
Inside 1976 Coup: ‘I Was the Only Survivor When They Killed General Murtala’ – His Orderly Recounts
FIFTY (50) years since the assassination of former head of state, General Murtala Muhammed in a failed 1976 coup de’tat,...
Outgunned and overrun: Nigeria struggles to contain surge in militant violence
A dusty field on the edges of Kwara State in western Nigeria has become a grim symbol of the security...
Italy Pledges Stronger Cooperation with African Countries at Summit in Ethiopia
Italy has promised to work more closely with African countries during its second Italy-Africa summit, held on African soil for...
‘You escape, or you die’: African men say Russia duped them into fighting in Ukraine
Nairobi — Anne Ndarua fights back tears when she talks about her only son. Six months ago, Francis Ndung’u Ndarua...
As U.S. Bombs Somalia, Israel Shakes Status Quo on Horn of Africa
When President Trump said in December that Somalia was “not even a country,” the U.S. military was in the midst...
Meet Kim Jong Un’s heir – dubbed the ‘world’s most dangerous 13-year-old’
Last year when Kim Jong Un stepped out of his private armoured train in Beijing and greeted the Chinese officials...
Tansian University: Setting The Record Straight. I Must Speak Again
How the Church’s Inaction Emboldened a Priest-Lawyer to Take Over Tansian University
One Month Before Kick-Off, Questions Mount Over 2026 FIFA World Cup as Concerns Grow Over Cost, Security and Logistics
Fr. Obiora Is Turning Tansian University into His Personal Fiefdom — Says Msgr. Akam’s Brother, Prof. G.U. Akam
The Fuehrer of Rivers
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