Will 'Tinubunomics' help Nigeria's president win?
Bitter medicine has been the hallmark of the first term of Bola Tinubu, but can the promise of better days secure re-election?
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Culture is what survives your absence
The day after a leader leaves can reveal more than all the years in office. The familiar voice is gone. read more Culture is what survives your absence
The price of talent (1) – What exactly is Nigeria asking the world to hire?
Two events, separated by thousands of miles and apparently belonging to entirely different worlds, collided last week in a way read more The price of talent (1) – What exactly is Nigeria asking the world to hire?
Sidama Bank becomes seventh company to list on Ethiopia’s securities exchange
Sidama Bank has become the seventh company to list on the Ethiopia Securities Exchange (ESX), extending a rapid run of read more Sidama Bank becomes seventh company to list on Ethiopia’s securities exchange
AFCON: Chelle assures Nigerians as Super Eagles face Guinea-Bissau
Eric Chelle has assured Nigerians the Super Eagles will take nothing for granted when they confront Guinea-Bissau in Tuesday’s crucial read more AFCON: Chelle assures Nigerians as Super Eagles face Guinea-Bissau
Loans are serviced by cash flow, not profit, CreditPRO MD tells MSMEs
Nigerian small businesses seeking institutional credit need to focus on cash flow and financial discipline rather than headline profitability. Sola read more Loans are serviced by cash flow, not profit, CreditPRO MD tells MSMEs
FG reaffirms commitment to transform broadcasting, battles AI misinformation ahead of 2027 elections
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, has reaffirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to transforming Nigeria’s broadcasting industry read more FG reaffirms commitment to transform broadcasting, battles AI misinformation ahead of 2027 elections
Leadway pushes stronger climate risk cover for Africa’s food systems
Leadway Assurance has called for stronger and more affordable climate risk solutions to protect Africa’s food systems as climate change read more Leadway pushes stronger climate risk cover for Africa’s food systems
Cotton on the catwalk: How fabric is shaping African fashion
From Nigeria's handwoven aso-oke and indigo-dyed adire to Burkina Faso's faso dan fani, traditional fabrics are being reimagined.
Ethiopia slipping into renewed war, warns International Crisis Group
A multi-front offensive launched by the Tigray People's Liberation Front and its allies risks sparking a return to regional war.