Customs reopens recruitment file to re-examine 397 disqualified applicants
Candidates from the recent Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), numbering 397 in the enlistment exercise who were disqualified, have been granted
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Gabon’s first angel network is building more than a portfolio
Building a startup ecosystem takes more than funding. In Gabon, GAIN is working to bring together the investors, expertise and connections young businesses need to grow.
Interview with Lead Organizer of AAMA 2026, Prince Akpah, Pan-African Solidarity and Mobilisation Lead at Africans Rising
As the All-African Movements Assembly (AAMA) 2026 convenes hundreds of grassroots activists in Maputo, lead organizer Prince Akpah confronts the persistent systemic barriers of international travel and visa restrictions. By rejecting rigid corporate formats for decentralized, trauma-informed solidar
JP Morgan to secure Nigerian banking licence after N50 billion deposit with CBN – Report
The expansion push forms part of JP Morgan plan to broaden its presence in Africa, where it is looking to scale up its share of payments, lending, trade finance and corporate banking business. The post JP Morgan to secure Nigerian banking licence after N50 billion deposit with CBN – Report appeared
FIFA Women’s World Ranking: Super Falcons suffer massive fall as Malawi make biggest leap
Nigeria dropped seven places to 43rd after losing 83.54 ranking points, while Malawi climbed 49 places to record the biggest rise in the latest FIFA Women’s World Ranking. The post FIFA Women’s World Ranking: Super Falcons suffer massive fall as Malawi make biggest leap appeared first on Premium Tim
Nigeria: INEC Chairman Warns Staff Against Partisan Politics
[Vanguard] The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof. Joash Amupitan (SAN), has warned staff of the commission against partisan politics, urging them to maintain neutrality and professionalism in the discharge of their electoral duties.
Residents warned not to drink tap water after hundreds fall sick near South Africa capital
More than 400 people, mostly children, become ill after drinking contaminated water, east of Pretoria.
A data centre is not a cloud platform: Why the distinction matters
Data centres and cloud platforms have been used interchangeably but are not the same thing. With the Central Bank of Nigeria requiring payment data to remain on local infrastructure by 2027, building local cloud platforms on Nigeria's expanding data centre foundation is critical.
Nigeria: Police Detain 22-Year-Old Over Alleged Cult-Related Murder
[Premium Times] "The suspect is currently in police custody, while efforts are ongoing to apprehend one Anyima, who is also connected with the incident," the police said.
Central Africa: Foreign Minister Stresses Need to End External Interference to Achieve Stability in the Great Lakes Region
[SNA] Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Ambassador Mohi-Eddin, headed Sudan's delegation to the 20th Ordinary Session of the Regional Interministerial Committee of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), held Monday in Lusaka, the Zambian capital, wit