Is this a second "reawakening"? We believe it is, with an important qualification. The first awakening, in the 1950s and 60s, was political: independence and the...
The World Bank projects Nigeria’s growth at 4.3% in 2026 but warns that high fuel prices could slow poverty reduction and hurt low-income households.
Ethiopia has expelled 10 Eritrean diplomats as tensions escalate over renewed fighting in Tigray, prompting Eritrea to cut diplomatic ties.
The ECOWAS Court of Justice has adopted plans for an Appeal Division and stronger enforcement mechanisms after finding only 18–22% of its judgments are being implemented.
The world has repeatedly promised to leave no one behind. For Africa, the test of that promise may be painfully simple: Can the world's leaders help...
Les Ojugbana announces plans to financially support Farmafrik staff buying Dangote Refinery IPO shares and urges other companies to do the same.
At UNGA81, Tinubu calls for continental cooperation to transform Africa’s critical minerals into jobs, industries, technology and wealth.
Ezeonu's plea that people should stop sacrificing lives on the altar of money and Kadiri's demand for tougher enforcement deserve...
India is now a major supplier of medicines, which requires very strict oversight. Importing governments share that duty. The importance...
The scale of humanitarian needs across Darfur–indeed, across the whole of Sudan–requires significantly increased and sustained funding to expand the...
On annual Teachers Day celebration, teachers often gather in a public square to discuss about their welfare and the challenges...
To others, it is “Thank You, Teacher”, an acknowledgment that although the classroom was left behind, the teacher's influence never...
