After withdrawing earlier corruption charges, the federal government moves to refile a broader nine-count case against senior advocate Mike Ozekhome, raising fresh questions about politics, power and ...

The killing of eight Ghanaian tomato traders in Burkina Faso has raised urgent questions about whether Sahel insurgency is ...

Following the demise of Wagner group, Bamako now relies on Africa Corps to contain the jihadist threat. This Russian apparatus has already cost the Malian junta nearly $1bn – for limited results. We ...

A Federal High Court ruling has handed twin sisters Ameena and Zara Indimi a $43.51m victory in a bitter dividend dispute, ...

By transforming stagnant utility debts into liquid, market-driven bonds, African institutions are proving that domestic ...

Ethiopia has signalled that its pursuit of Red Sea access is no longer just economic policy but a core security doctrine ...

Zimbabwe’s sugar operations remain operationally resilient despite Tongaat Hulett’s possible South African liquidation, yet a ...

From checking passports to testing emotional intelligence, executive search firms are wielding quiet power as the continent’s financial sector consolidates.

President Tinubu’s executive order diverting oil revenues from the NNPC to the federation account has triggered a ...

In its annual report ‘Africa Credit Rating Trends’, published on 19 February, the American ratings agency paints a mixed picture of African sovereign ratings. Seven upgrades, two countries sanctioned.

In an attempt to get the US to join Israel in recognising the breakaway region, Somaliland is offering Trump minerals and military bases, a minister has said.

The standoff with Meta continues, but users can still communicate using text, with levels of service differing depending on ...