A mysterious disease that eats away flesh and bones has struck Adamawa State, leaving at least 28 people infected, mostly in Malabu community, Fufore Local Government Area. Victims say the illness begins like an ordinary boil before bursting and slowly…
Former Sokoto State governor and now senator, Aminu Tambuwal, has admitted that his administration once engaged bandits through backdoor negotiations. Speaking on Channels Television, Tambuwal explained that Nigeria’s banditry crisis is a messy mix of local and foreign actors, with…
The Federal Government is not taking chances after news broke of a fresh Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. With over 28 suspected cases and 15 lives already lost, including health workers, Nigerian authorities have tightened health checks…
Residents of Babanla in Ifelodun Local Government Area are breathing a sigh of relief after security agencies intercepted and arrested 46 suspected hostile nonstate actors on motorcycles. The operation, carried out earlier today, is part of ongoing efforts to secure…
The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC has reaffirmed Alhaji Shehu Musa Gabam as its duly recognised and elected National Chairman of social democratic party, as the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has officially recognize him as the legitimate leader of…
Omar Abdulkadir Artan has written his name in the history books as the first Somali referee to be appointed for a FIFA World Cup tournament. His selection is not just a personal achievement but also a proud moment for Somalia…
Africa is in a stronger position to face Ebola today than it was seven years ago — but not strong enough to coast through a major surge. That reality hit home on September 4, when the Democratic Republic of Congo…
The ninth Aviation Africa Summit and Exhibition opened in Kigali on September 4 with a clear message: Africa must break down the barriers slowing its air transport growth. Rwandan President Paul Kagame set the tone, telling delegates that expensive air…
Ethiopia’s Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) is not just another infrastructure project—it’s a game-changer. Sitting on the Blue Nile, this massive hydroelectric plant is set to double the country’s electricity output, tackle years of power shortages, and push the economy…
What started as a few rooftop panels and scattered pilot projects is now turning into a continental transformation. Across Africa, solar power has moved from being an experimental idea to sitting at the centre of energy planning. Falling costs, better…
