The first International Day of Women in Industry on 21 April is a reminder of fairness and of a simple economic fact: companies that include women equally perform better.
Many Nigerians associate bats with witchcraft but that did not deter ecologist Iroro Tanshi.
Tems just hit a billion streams in a single quarter. Let that sink in. If you needed any more proof that the Afrobeats-to-the-world moment has fully, irreversibly arrived, here it is. Q1 2026 streaming data shows 20 African artists combining for north of 8 billion plays across platforms, and the top
A new history of the interwar Latin American left recovers the rich debates over race and self-determination that shaped the region's anti-imperial politics—and still resonate today. A 2019 parade in Mexico City celebrating the Mexican Revolution. Image © Clicks de México via Shutterstock. In the ea
The actor made headlines after a viral video of him driving a commercial bus for a living sparked wider conversations about the welfare of Nollywood veterans. The post Weeks after viral ‘danfo’ video, ‘Owo Blow’ star Sunday Afolabi returns to Nollywood appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
[Premium Times] The party also banned its officials from wearing campaign materials or accepting gifts from aspirants.
[GroundUp] But protesters say they are being billed for services they do not receive
[GroundUp] "This march is a declaration that no one is illegal and that our future is bound together as one human race"
The resolution follows weeks of public criticism over the festival’s credibility. The post Edo Carnival organisers pay winners after prize delay backlash appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Fawry is Egypt's second-largest listed fintech by market capitalisation, behind the state-owned e-finance. It now processes about six million transactions daily, controlling physical and digital rails where consumer payments happen. Fawry has embedded itself deeply into the country's informal market