Twenty-four hours after Nigeria's electricity grid suffered its sixth collapse this year, recovery efforts are underway.

Daniel Chapo, the presidential candidate of Mozambique's ruling party, is comfortably leading the vote count in nine of the ...

The Federal Government has refuted a report, which claimed that Nigeria had apologised over the recent maltreatment of Nigerian Football Federation officials and its senior national football team in ...

The unconfirmed video clip, yesterday, indicated that some armed members of Boko Haram have gruesomely murdered two Red Cross staff, in Ngoshe Community of Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State.

AS Nigeria and other nations of the world marked 2024 World Food Day, the Federal Government said, yesterday, it was doing everything possible to tackle hunger in the country.

In a striking revelation, a recent report by Voronoi, based on 2024 data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), shows that five of Africa's largest economies-South Africa, Nigeria, Egypt, Algeria ...

Chairman/CEO of Global Signature Hotel and Total Grace Group Limited, Dr. Henry Akinduro, has filed a N5 billion lawsuit against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, for allegedly ...

MPs have summoned former Baringo Senator Gideon Moi to clarify the status of 200 acres of land, valued at Sh1.08 billion, which he and other trustees hold for a technical institute in Rift Valley.

In an effort to improve livelihoods, food security, peace building, resilience, inclusion, and education for refugees in Northern Uganda, ADRA Uganda, in partnership with NORAD, has launched the ...

The war in Sudan, now 550 days in, has triggered one of the most devastating humanitarian crises in decades. According to the UN, one in five people has been displaced, and half of the country's ...

Kenyan farmers have faced a turbulent year, caught between legislative changes and a devastating scandal. While the country's Mung Bean Bill, aiming to regulate the lucrative mung bean industry, has ...

Minorities report that girls in their communities "often" or "always" face discrimination, harassment, and requests for sexual favours from teachers (26%) and are even prevented from attending school ...