Gov Eno appoints chief of staff
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Telcos face 110 percent diesel cost surge, invest N4trn in two years – ALTON
Nigeria’s telecommunications operators have invested a combined M4 trillion in network infrastructure over the past two years, but rising energy
Immigration Service moves to cut delays, improve customer satisfaction
The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has pledged to eliminate unnecessary bureaucratic delays, strengthen complaint resolution and improve customer satisfaction as
MTN Nigeria: Data and wallets demand a higher price
For much of the past two years, MTN Nigeria (MTNN) has been a stock defined by its troubles, from a
Africa: Six in Seven Journalist Murders Go Unpunished, Unesco Reports
[UN News] Global impunity for journalist killings has risen for the first time in more than a decade, while the growing use of drones is an emerging threat for reporters in conflict zones, according to the latest report from UN cultural organization UNESCO.
South Africa: Election 2026 | Power Outage Puts Partially Blind Midvaal Woman's Safety At Risk
[Health-e] Partially blind woman suffers burns, cuts while cooking over an open fire. 116 Lakeside Estate households have been without electricity since June. R1,500 household fines for illegal connections before power is restored.
Senegal: Côte d'Ivoire's Bosson Greccy Hillary Dreams of Making Athletics History
[Bird Story Agency] A school physical education test set Bosson Greccy Hillary on a path to the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. Now the 17-year-old Ivorian sprinter is preparing to compete in the 100 metres, with a dream of one day writing her name in the history of athletics.
Five arrested after South African farmer shot and tortured
The attack on Donovan Marx, 50, comes as right-wing groups say there is a genocide of white people - a claim widely discredited.
Uganda begins withdrawing troops from Somalia after 20 years
The country was the first to contribute troops to the AU mission established to stabilise Somalia in 2007.
Nigeria: How Nigeria Inherited an Extractive Economy and Continues to Fight for Economic Freedom
[Vanguard] Colonial legacy remains central to growing calls for economic justice in Nigeria, as Pan-African scholars, politicians and human rights advocates argue that the country's present development challenges cannot be fully understood without examining the economic structures established under