Dangote Refinery has returned to multibillion-dollar profitability, with stronger earnings and cash flow strengthening its financial position as its ₦2.15 trillion IPO remains open until October 27.
Strong investor demand has pushed Dangote Refinery’s share offer beyond its original fundraising target, prompting a two-week extension to give more African investors a chance to participate.
Global financial institutions are warning that artificial intelligence could disrupt employment and widen inequality, putting pressure on Nigeria and other developing economies to prepare their workers for a rapidly changing labour market.
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Ghanaian authorities have rescued 119 Nigerians in an operation targeting cybercrime syndicates, with 105 repatriated and 14 still awaiting processing, according to Nigeria’s anti-trafficking agency.
Alexander Zverev is guaranteed to finish the 2026 season as men’s tennis world No. 1 after Carlos Alcaraz’s defeat in Shanghai, capping a remarkable year for the German.
An Israeli strike in southern Gaza has killed at least two Palestinians, highlighting the fragile state of the US-brokered truce as both sides accuse each other of ceasefire violations.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces calls to publish intelligence after claiming Moscow interfered in Britain's 2016 vote to leave the European Union.
The Federal Government is changing part of the coastal highway’s route to use the existing East-West Road, citing difficult terrain, construction challenges and rising flood risks.
Enugu State has accused unnamed opposition elements of planning to bring armed groups into the state ahead of the 2027 elections, amid a political dispute over two recent incidents involving the Nigeria Democratic Congress.
Nigerian superstar Burna Boy joins 14 influential African figures recognised by Forbes Africa for their lasting impact on the continent’s culture, business, sport and public life.
Grammy-winning R&B star Brandy will open Flytime’s six-night December concert series in Lagos, adding an international headliner to the city’s growing Detty December calendar.
The Nigerian chess advocate plans to bring international competition, art, fashion and Lagos culture together in a new festival scheduled for October 2027.
Another airport attack kills one and injures 11, deepening fears over Saudi Arabia’s aviation security and regional stability.
Dangote Refinery has returned to multibillion-dollar profitability, with stronger earnings and cash flow strengthening its financial position as its ₦2.15 trillion IPO remains open until October 27.
Rwanda will host Formula 1 from the early 2030s under a decade-long agreement, bringing the championship back to Africa for the first time since 1993.
Brazil has scrapped federal gasoline taxes for 30 days and expanded fuel subsidies as President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva prepares for a high-stakes election runoff.
The American actor, best known for playing Walter White Jr. in the acclaimed crime drama, has died in Texas, prompting tributes from co-stars and fans.
Major international airlines have cancelled or suspended Saudi Arabia services after deadly attacks on Riyadh’s main airport forced an extended shutdown and disrupted flights across the region.
A large-scale cyberattack has disrupted refrigeration systems at hundreds of French supermarkets, forcing retailers to discard fresh and frozen food and prompting a national security investigation.
Global financial institutions are warning that artificial intelligence could disrupt employment and widen inequality, putting pressure on Nigeria and other developing economies to prepare their workers for a rapidly changing labour market.
Alexander Zverev is guaranteed to finish the 2026 season as men’s tennis world No. 1 after Carlos Alcaraz’s defeat in Shanghai, capping a remarkable year for the German.
An Israeli strike in southern Gaza has killed at least two Palestinians, highlighting the fragile state of the US-brokered truce as both sides accuse each other of ceasefire violations.
Another airport attack kills one and injures 11, deepening fears over Saudi Arabia’s aviation security and regional stability.
