What next for Mali's military leaders after shock of rebel offensive?
The military came to power to bolster security but the weekend's attacks have brought that into question.
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Nigeria: Suspected Meningitis Outbreak Kills Several People in Sokoto Village
[Premium Times] The Sokoto State Commissioner for Health, Faruk Wurno, said the state government had deployed health officials to investigate and provide free medications.
South Africa: Cape Town Rings Alarm Over Rising Drunk Driving Rates - South African News Briefs - April 29, 2026
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Court confirms FCCPC role in handling patient complaints against hospitals
The Federal High Court in Abuja has affirmed the authority of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to read more Court confirms FCCPC role in handling patient complaints against hospitals
Rethinking how Nigerian businesses fund growth
A new kind of dialogue is taking place more often in boardrooms. Companies with clear growth plans are sitting with read more Rethinking how Nigerian businesses fund growth
Liberia: IMF Approves $266 Million for Liberia As Economy Grows At Fastest Pace in Years
[Liberian Investigator] Published: April 28, 2026
The journey to financial independence through financial literacy
Given the numerous articles, podcasts, books, webinars, and speeches given on financial literacy and financial independence, one would expect that read more The journey to financial independence through financial literacy
The real South Africa must stand up — or xenophobia will undo it, By Noxolo Luthando
The deeper truth is less dramatic, harder to weaponise and more enduring: in the everyday life of South Africa, migrants and locals are not enemies. They are partners in survival. Three weeks ago, the coastal city of East London, now renamed KuGompo, woke to a familiar and unsettling scene: a confro
Borno: Loyalty and political succession, By Zaidu Zaidu
It appears that all may not be well between Vice President Kashim Shettima and his political protégé, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum. While the full details are not public, there are signs of a quiet disagreement over who should succeed the governor in Borno State. This situation brings up a common
Obiageli Ezekwesili: Child of the republic in 63 voices
Born in ‘63, now at 63, and in 63 voices, those attributes describe the person, politics, activism, statesmanship, candour and the moral high ground of a life that touches other lives. The post Obiageli Ezekwesili: Child of the republic in 63 voices appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.