At least 37 killed by toxic fumes during alleged petrol theft in Nigeria, reports say
An environmental group says those who died are suspected of stealing petrol from a pipeline in Nigeria's Rivers State.
2027 Elections: Ogun govt pledges to ensure peaceful political environment
Akinmade said the government had deliberately created an atmosphere in which opposition parties could operate freely, noting that their posters, flyers and billboards were being displayed across the state after complying with established procedures The post 2027 Elections: Ogun govt pledges to ensur
Uber came to Africa to disrupt transport. Then Africa changed Uber.
Africa spent a decade teaching Uber how on-demand mobility works in a cash economy on unmapped roads.
Nigeria: Special Report - Why Young Nigerians Are Losing Faith in Elections
[Premium Times] The findings suggest that many young Nigerians are not necessarily indifferent to elections; rather, they are becoming disillusioned by an electoral process they believe is neither transparent nor capable of translating their votes into meaningful change.
Nigeria: Why Uber Left Nigeria - Faan
[Vanguard] The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Friday, denied responsibility for the exit of the ride-hailing platform, Uber, from Nigeria, saying the company's decision must have been based on its own economic and regulatory considerations.
South Africa: SAFM Apologises for Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma Interview
[GroundUp] The broadcast watchdog found SAFM breached its code by airing unverified claims about immigrants made by the March and March leader
Malawi: Utm's Mtumbuka Hails Speaker Suleman As 'Dolo' Amid Escalating Clash With DPP
[Nyasa Times] UTM presidential running mate and Rumphi Central MP, Dr Matthews Mtumbuka, has publicly praised National Assembly Speaker Sameer Suleman, urging Malawians to celebrate his patriotism regardless of political affiliation, amid an escalating public clash between the Speaker and the ruling
Rwanda: Driving Green Growth Through Conservation
[New Times] Rwanda's conservation story is entering an exciting new chapter, one where gorillas are thriving, communities are building stronger livelihoods, and partners are coming together to demonstrate how conservation, resilience, and economic opportunity are all connected.
Nigeria: Nwifuru's Threat to Council Chairmen - Ebonyi Cso Alleges Panic Over 2027
[Vanguard] There is something deeply unsettling about a democracy when a citizen begins to wonder whether casting a ballot could cost him his safety.
Nigeria: Zamfara Appoints New Head of Civil Service
[Premium Times] The Head of Civil Service, Shehu Baraya succeeds Mr Yakubu Sani Haidara, who recently retired from the State Civil Service after years of meritorious service