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Africa’s largest labour federations have formally rejected the Mission 300 electrification initiative jointly backed by the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank, warning that the ambitious programme risks plunging the continent into deeper indebtedness while failing to deliver sustainable electricity access to the estimated 600 million Africans still living without power. The…
The United States and Iran accused each other of breaching their fragile truce on Thursday following a serious exchange of fire, the most dangerous flare up since the ceasefire took hold in April and a stark reminder of how close the Middle East remains to renewed all out war three months after it began. The…
Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar on Thursday delivered a scathing rebuke of the President Bola Tinubu administration, lamenting that ransom payments have become as routine a household expense for Nigerians as school fees and rent, even as the government touts favourable debt comparisons with other African nations. In a statement issued by his Senior…
The European Union on Thursday imposed a 200 million euro fine on Chinese owned online retailer Temu for allowing the sale of illegal and dangerous products on its platform, including hazardous baby toys and defective chargers, in one of the most significant enforcement actions yet under the bloc’s sweeping new digital rulebook. European…
Filip Jorgensen looks set to become the first significant departure of Chelsea’s new managerial era, with the Denmark international pushing for a summer exit in search of the regular football that has eluded him since his arrival at Stamford Bridge. The 24-year-old goalkeeper has formally communicated his desire to leave, having grown frustrated with…
The Federal High Court of Nigeria has ordered its registries nationwide to open on weekends and public holidays specifically for the filing of pre-election matters, a move designed to help litigants and legal practitioners meet the unforgiving constitutional timelines governing electoral disputes ahead of the 2027 general elections. The directive was contained in a…
238 Days On Top: Inside Arsenal’s Total Domination Of The Premier League Title Race Arsenal have ended their long wait for Premier League glory, and the manner of their triumph leaves little room for debate. The Gunners spent a commanding 238 days at the top of the table across the 2025/26 campaign before being…
The Presidency has called for legal action against social media influencer Martins Vincent Otse, popularly known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), over the circulation of an alleged doctored audio recording involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, escalating an already tense relationship between the Tinubu administration and one of Nigeria’s most influential online personalities. Special Adviser to the President…
Canada and The Bahamas have joined the United States in imposing temporary travel restrictions tied to the worsening Ebola outbreak in central and east Africa, a coordinated tightening of borders that underscores mounting international anxiety over the virus’s cross continental spread. The measures specifically target travellers arriving from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda…
YouTube will begin automatically detecting and labelling artificial intelligence generated content on its platform, marking a significant departure from its previous self disclosure policy and signalling a tougher stance by the Google owned video giant on the rising tide of synthetic media. The platform announced the policy shift in a blog post published on…
