Ghana is mourning the loss of two senior government officials following a deadly helicopter crash yesterday as the country’s defence and environment ministers were among […]
Category: Africa
WAEC Appeals For Calm Over Portal Shutdown
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has clarified that its result checker portal has been temporarily shut down. In a public notice shared via its […]
Rwanda agrees to take up to 250 deportees from United States
The government of Rwanda has reached an agreement with the United States allowing up to 250 migrants deported from the U.S. to be resettled in […]
Senate Strongly Condemn Anti-Nigeria Protests In Ghana
The Nigerian Senate Committee on Diaspora and Non-Governmental Organizations has strongly condemned the recent anti-Nigerian protest in Ghana, labeling it as unwarranted and contrary to […]
BREAKING: D’Tigress Beat Senegal 75-68 to Reach AfroBasket 2025 Final
Nigeria’s D’Tigress are through to the final of the 2025 Women’s AfroBasket after a hard-fought 75-68 win over Senegal in the semi-finals. The win marks […]
712 Children Infected with HIV Daily in 2024 – UNICEF Raises Alarm on Global Crisis
Every single day in 2024, an average of 712 children around the world were newly infected with HIV. That’s about one child every two minutes […]
2027 and the Lawyer’s Conscience: Olehi Calls for a Code of Political Behavior for Nigerian Legal Minds
As the 2027 general elections gradually approach and political drums begin to sound in every corner of Nigeria, one voice is rising above the noise—not […]
Nigerian Startups Go Global – NITDA Charts a New Path for Innovation
In the buzzing tech space of Nigeria, hope is once again on the rise—this time from the heart of the North Central region. Young innovators […]
Bassirou Diomaye Faye: Senegal’s Prisoner-President and the Promise of Change
In one of the most unexpected twists in modern African politics, Bassirou Diomaye Faye went from a prison cell to the presidency of Senegal in […]
Laughing Through the Pain: How Nicknames Became Africa’s New Protest Tool
In Africa, where government policies can feel more like punishments than solutions, people have found a creative outlet for their frustrations — humour. And not […]