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Carlos Cardoso was Mozambique's most prominent investigative journalist. In 2000, he was assassinated for exposing a $14 million bank fraud. This is what the courts found and what they never resolved.
As Nigerian universities are pushed to rely more on internal revenue, the big question is whether they can become self-s...
PayPal freezed Kenyan accounts and blocked African freelancers. After two decades of exclusion, half-measures, and billi...
The FCCPC has suspended its DEON digital lending rules for telecom operators, ending a six-week airtime lending blackout...
African Gen Z's turn toward socialist rhetoric isn't ideological ignorance — it is a rational response to 60% youth unemployment, cronyism, and neo-colonial extraction. But history, from Ujamaa to the Derg, warns that the gap between socialist ideals and outcomes is where generations get lost.
Nigeria’s economy under Tinubu is showing stronger charts in revenue, trade, reserves and growth, but inflation, debt, n...
PoS operators in Nigeria are threatening a nationwide service suspension over alleged monopoly practices by Verve Intern...
Africa’s debt crisis explained through a decade-long analysis (2015–2026), covering rising debt-to-GDP ratios, Eurobond ...
Nigeria wants to build an AI future, but regulation must catch up before automated systems begin shaping jobs, loans, public services and citizens’ rights.
AI model maker Anthropic is moving towards a public listing, confidentially filing for an IPO after securing substantial...
Nigeria has confirmed June 17, 2026 as the final switch-off date for analogue TV broadcasting. The move will push the co...
Microsoft has introduced Autopilot, a new category of autonomous agents, with Scout as its first iteration, now in wider...
In entertainment, viral fame and trending moments can be misleading. This article explains why shows doesn’t always translate into real influence, and how artists, creators, and entertainers truly influence culture and public perception.
Tradition gives us identity, but when does it become a cage? This cultural commentary examines inherited practices, the ...
Men’s Mental Health Month happens every year in June, but for many African men, vulnerability was never a language they ...
UNICEF says only 1 in 4 Nigerian children can read by 14. The statistic is technically accurate and profoundly misleadin...
Ojude Oba 2026 continued as 46 kidnapped Nigerians remained in the forest. Here's why cancellation was never simple and why the officials who attended owed the country more than silence.
President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper pover...
Most people believe they think independently, but many opinions are shaped by culture, religion, politics, and social co...
In Nigeria, faith has become a substitute for civic life — where prayer replaces voting and piety excuses political abse...
A nostalgic journey through Northern Nigerian school days, revisiting 10 beloved snacks—from gurasa and masa to zobo and alewa that once made break time the best part of the day.
Your late-night scrolling habit may be costing you your vision. Here's what blue light in the dark actually does to your...
Hypertension is quietly rising among young adults, fueled by lifestyle choices, stress, and lack of awareness—making it ...
Juliana Kagwa, CEO of the Uganda Tourism Board, urges tourism stakeholders to convert POATE 2026 connections into concre...
With Nigerian stars on FIFA’s official 2026 World Cup album, Afrobeats is no longer just added flavour — it is helping shape the sound of the tournament.
Football icon Bobby Tambling, Chelsea's former all-time leading scorer, has died at 84. Tambling netted 202 goals for th...
Nigeria’s film censors have repeatedly clashed with filmmakers over controversial Nollywood releases, from Half of a Yel...
The 79th Cannes Film Festival concluded with director Thierry Frémaux defending its enduring influence and competitive s...