Nigerian Military Air Strikes on the Yobe-Borno Local Market.
The world woke up to the news of a bombing of a local market close to the borders of terrorism-ravaged Borno and Yobe States[…]
Peace, Power, and The Papacy
Pope Leo XIV’s 11-day visit to Africa from April 13th to 23rd was more than a spiritual journey. It came at a time when[…]
Tuareg Rock: Musical Hope for an Unstable Region
Somewhere in the southern Algerian desert in the late 1970s, a young man named Ibrahim Ag Alhabib watched a Western film and saw a[…]
The Wonders of the Mauritania’s Iron-ore Train
The Mauritania Iron Ore Train is not designed for passengers. Yet travellers climb into its open wagons, turning one of the world’s longest freight[…]
Beyond the Bylines: Closing the Media Gender Gap in Nigeria
Zeera still remembers the first time she heard her voice on the radio. It was just a short segment, a trial run in a[…]
What Happened to The African Union Passport?
In July 2016, during its 27th Ordinary Session, the African Union Passport was launched. The single travel document was designed to allow Africans to[…]
Fishing for Fortune: How Marine Tourism Can Lift Gambia’s Economy
By reducing its reliance on traditional beach tourism, The Gambia is charting a new course toward faster sectoral growth. Largely driven by its beaches,[…]
Russians on Trial in Angola For Disinformation and Election Interference
Two Russian nationals are currently on trial in Angola, accused of orchestrating a disinformation campaign aimed at influencing public opinion and inciting unrest ahead[…]
From the pitch to the boardroom: How AFCON’s mismanagement became a governance crisis for CAF.
When millions tuned in on the evening of January 18, 2026, to watch the finale of Africa’s biggest football tournament, they were promised a[…]
Terrorism in Burkina Faso: Evolution and Scale
Burkina Faso, a landlocked nation situated in the heart of the Sahel region, has been enmeshed in violence in recent years. Once considered relatively[…]
Bridging the Digital Divide: World Bank’s $137 million funding could redefine digital opportunity in West Africa
In the coastal town of Paynesville, on the fringes of the rural community of Red Light, a young woman named Aminata balances her phone[…]
Ghana’s $1bn Hemp Bet: Strategic Diversification or Policy Gamble
Ghana’s commodity-dependent economy is coming under increasing strain. Cocoa yields are declining under the pressure of climate variability, disease, and ageing plantations, while illegal[…]
Misinformation and Citizen Journalism
Journalists have been called upon to step up efforts to tackle misinformation and disinformation in the age of citizen journalism, as artificial intelligence and[…]
Africa Is Reshaping Its Digital Economy
It’s a Friday afternoon, a Nigerian tech founder has just taken a 20-minute break to have lunch, and while at it, an email notification[…]
Tinubu’s Visit to the UK – Opportunity or Formality?
President Bola Tinubu’s state visit to the United Kingdom on March 18 and 19, 2026, at the invitation of the King of England, King[…]
US Sends Military Aid to Benin to Curb Terrorist Incursions
The United States of America has donated military equipment to the Benin Republic to aid the country’s fight against imminent terrorist attacks, as the[…]
Challenging the Stereotype: Foreign Cybercriminals Jailed in Nigeria.
Over the years, Nigeria’s reputation has been tarnished by crimes allegedly committed by its citizens, both in the country and abroad. But the conviction[…]
Reclaiming the Ratings: Why Africa is betting on AFCRA to rewrite its Financial Story
A Continent Seeking Financial Self-Definition For decades, Africa’s financial narrative has been shaped partly by external rating systems that influence global capital perception. Credit[…]
Nigeria’s New Tax Policy: Implications across the socio-economic stratum
In a press release from the State House, Abuja, on December 30, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu announced, ” the new tax laws scheduled[…]
Africa’s Biggest Marathon Is Growing Fast: Can The Lagos Marathon maintain its momentum?
Chisom Nwosu had been training since October. Five mornings a week, before her children woke up, she ran laps around her estate in Surulere,[…]
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