Donald Duke: ‘Tinubu Is Weak on Governance’
Donald Duke says President Bola Tinubu’s biggest weakness is governance, arguing that public confidence has eroded amid economic hardship and insecurity.

A spectacular low-altitude flyover by two passenger jets thrilled rugby fans in Cape Town but ignited a fierce debate over aviation safety.
Donald Duke says President Bola Tinubu’s biggest weakness is governance, arguing that public confidence has eroded amid economic hardship and insecurity.

A coalition of six Nigerian opposition parties has proposed a one-term “government of national competence” as a transitional administration ahead of the 2027 general election.
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Peter Obi has defended the public’s right to scrutinize political leaders, arguing that questions about a president’s past are a legitimate part of democratic accountability.
The United States has crossed the $40 trillion debt mark for the first time, underscoring mounting fiscal pressure on the world’s largest economy.

Novak Djokovic’s bid for a record 25th Grand Slam ended in stunning fashion after a dramatic first-round defeat at the US Open.
The UAE has given Starlink a 10-year licence to provide satellite broadband, opening the door to another major connectivity option alongside the country’s fibre and 5G networks.

Dubai International remains the world’s busiest airport for international traffic in September, despite a 15% year-on-year capacity decline linked to continuing regional aviation disruption.

Etihad Rail has sold more than 100,000 passenger tickets since launching its first intercity services, with the opening of its Dubai station expected to push rail travel further into everyday UAE life.

More than 1.27 million students returned to classrooms across the UAE on Monday as the country opened a new academic year with fresh education reforms and renewed focus on future-ready skills.

Nigeria has taken its dispute over recurring attacks on Nigerians and other Africans in South Africa to the African Union, seeking a continental response ahead of a key AU summit in 2027.

PZ Cussons Nigeria has returned to strong profitability, with after-tax earnings jumping nearly 349% and the consumer-goods company proposing its first dividend in two years.

The Presidency says President Bola Tinubu’s three-week European leave is meant to recharge him after months of intensive governance and ahead of the 2027 campaign season.

A spectacular low-altitude flyover by two passenger jets thrilled rugby fans in Cape Town but ignited a fierce debate over aviation safety.
The re-elected president begins a new five-year mandate as Zambia seeks economic growth while facing scrutiny over its disputed election.
Operations are gradually returning to normal after a deal brought an end to the industrial action that disrupted flights across Kenya.

The convicted robber will face deportation after serving his prison sentence, British authorities have confirmed.

A private funeral in Nashville fulfilled Dolly Parton’s final wish, with the beloved singer laid to rest beside her late husband, Carl Dean.

The World Cup-winning captain has announced his retirement from Argentina duty after 21 unforgettable years.
Donald Duke says President Bola Tinubu’s biggest weakness is governance, arguing that public confidence has eroded amid economic hardship and insecurity.

A coalition of six Nigerian opposition parties has proposed a one-term “government of national competence” as a transitional administration ahead of the 2027 general election.
The United States has crossed the $40 trillion debt mark for the first time, underscoring mounting fiscal pressure on the world’s largest economy.
The UAE has given Starlink a 10-year licence to provide satellite broadband, opening the door to another major connectivity option alongside the country’s fibre and 5G networks.