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The Nigerian Consulate in Johannesburg has confirmed the deaths of two Nigerian nationals in South Africa, highlighting the persistent issue of xenophobia in the region.
Uber has officially announced its departure from the Nigerian market, concluding over a decade of operations in the country. The decision comes amid a challenging regulatory landscape and evolving market conditions.
A recent analysis by the World Health Organization highlights the alarming rise in tobacco farming in Africa, which produced over 639,000 tonnes of tobacco leaf in 2024 and poses significant health risks to agricultural workers.
The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has pledged to participate in the upcoming 2027 general elections, rejecting calls for a boycott despite concerns over the Independent National Electoral Commission's (INEC) recent administrative changes.
In a recent media chat, Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike has publicly accused Imo Governor Hope Uzodinma and Kwara Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of undermining his political efforts, claiming they have failed to reciprocate his past support.
A concerning trend is emerging in Nigeria and other West African countries, with older adults becoming increasingly involved in the drug trade. This shift may suggest a broader adaptation to criminal activities rather than mere individual choices.
In the discourse surrounding African identity and its contributions to humanity, Afrilition emerges as a pivotal concept, emphasizing the importance of complexity over reductive narratives.
Authorities in South Africa are intensifying their efforts to apprehend suspects involved in a tragic mass shooting that claimed the lives of 12 individuals in the Jumpers Informal Settlement, located in Cleveland, east of Johannesburg.
As Sidi Ould Tah completes his first year in office, the question arises: what milestones would truly warrant a smile? While it is premature to measure satisfaction, the early indicators suggest a promising trajectory.
A recent report highlights the alarming trend of impunity surrounding attacks on journalists in Ghana, with 17 incidents reported without justice.
In a move aimed at regulating foreign influence in Ugandan politics, President Yoweri Museveni has signed a controversial bill requiring registration of organizations funded by foreign entities.
In a decisive move, the Ghanaian government has rejected a donation from telecommunications giant MTN intended for Ghanaians affected by xenophobic violence.
In a significant operation, INTERPOL has arrested 58 individuals connected to organized crime networks in West Africa, seizing $2.67 million and blocking 257 bank accounts linked to illicit activities.
In response to escalating security threats in Mali, the ECOWAS Parliament has adopted a new resolution aimed at enhancing regional security through improved intelligence sharing and military collaboration among member states.
