Africa: Obiri, Elsa Majimbo Scoop Forbes Women Africa Award
[Nairobi News] Renowned athlete Hellen Obiri and comedian Elsa Majimbo are among the winners announced by Forbes Women Africa for advocating positive change ...
JUST IN: Service Chiefs storm Ibadan, to meet with Makinde
The newly appointed Service Chiefs have arrived in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. This development, according to some, may not be unconnected to ...
UK stops recruitment of doctors and nurses from Nigeria, 46 other countries
The recruitment of health and care workers from Nigeria and 46 other countries has been suspended by the United Kingdom government as confirmed in ...
Wike was my employee, I won’t stoop to his level – Transport Minister, Amaechi
The blames and banters between Rotimi Amaechi and his successor, Nyesom Wike has taken a new twist with the former governor saying he ...
Malaysia high court rules Christians can use ‘Allah’ in religious publications
Malaysia’s high court has overturned a policy banning Christians from using the word ‘Allah’ to refer to God, the latest in a decades-long ...
Nigerian Twitter influencer commits suicide after complaining about money
A Nigerian Twitter influencer named Tunde, aka Tuneri, has allegedly committed suicide, a development that has thrown his close friends and followers into ...
Africa: Africa Deepens Its Approach to Migration Governance!
[The Point] While the topic of migration once was a low priority for African governments, it has gained traction as a strategic policy ...
Africa: China’s ‘Mask Diplomacy’ Wins Influence, During and After the Pandemic
[The Conversation Africa] Being Chinese in Africa was the worst possible stigma for much of 2020.
Africa: Age of Agitation – African Politics and the Question of Youth
[African Arguments] In January, millions of young Tunisians took to the streets to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the fall of the regime ...
Africa: Can Free Phones Close the Digital Gender Divide?
[IPS] Washington DC — The three writers are Financial Sector Analysts at the Washington-based Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP)*
