FoodCourt raised money, expanded to two cities, and delivered a million meals. Then it quietly shut every branch down. Is FoodCourt's promise to "come back stronger" worth believing, or have we heard this before?

Porsche's 2027 911 GT3 S/C, a Sport Cabriolet, has sparked significant online debate regarding its convertible nature and perceived deviation from GT3 purity. This article explores the controversy and contextualizes the new model by tracing the rich history of Porsche's GT3 lineage, including predecessors like the 911 R and 991.2 Speedster. The author, having driven the car, delves into whether this latest iteration makes sense for the brand and enthusiasts.

Nigeria topped CAF's 2025 World Giving Report, beating wealthier nations in donations despite 141 million people living below the poverty line. What does this prove?

President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper poverty and hardship. Here’s what the reforms really mean for the average citizen

Zimbabwe faced a nationwide power outage on Monday evening, July 6, caused by a technical fault on the national electricity grid. Power utility ZESA Holdings confirmed the blackout and stated that technical teams are investigating the cause and working to restore power, though no timeline or specific fault details were immediately available.

Tomi Adeyemi's decision to distance herself from Paramount's Children of Blood and Bone adaptation has reignited debate about book-to-film adaptations, casting authenticity, creative control, and whether Hollywood is losing the soul of the stories it brings to the screen.