Crude oil has climbed above $100 per barrel, offering Nigeria the prospect of stronger government revenues while raising fresh concerns over higher fuel prices and inflation.
Gulf travellers could soon visit six GCC countries with a single visa as regional leaders move closer to launching the long-awaited unified tourist permit.
Britain has announced a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, calling the settlements a serious obstacle to peace and condemning the ongoing displacement of Palestinians.
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A former Catholic priest has exchanged the altar for marriage, celebrating a traditional wedding with his Kenyan bride in a story that has sparked widespread conversation across Africa.
Nigeria recorded a landmark shift in its export economy as non-crude export earnings surpassed crude oil revenue in Q2 2026, according to NBS foreign trade data.
Pink has come under fire after amplifying calls for Ed Sheeran fans to receive refunds over Macklemore’s politically charged opening performance during the singer’s US tour.
Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a UK privacy lawsuit over allegations it unlawfully shared users’ highly sensitive personal data, including HIV status, with advertising companies.
President William Ruto’s order targeting foreign traders has sparked panic across Kenya, with hundreds rushing to embassies and authorities scrambling to reassure migrants that the crackdown is not a blanket expulsion.
Prince Harry and Meghan say they were “surprised” after King Charles III formally reaffirmed that they remain private citizens rather than working royals.
Fresh attacks targeting Saudi Aramco’s refining infrastructure have heightened fears of renewed instability in global energy markets.
A growing diplomatic dispute has drawn Britain, the United States and Israel into a row over West Bank settlements, trade policy and the future of the Falkland Islands.
Brent crude is edging toward the $100-a-barrel mark as escalating Middle East tensions raise fears of prolonged disruptions to one of the world’s most important oil supply routes.
Dangote Petroleum Refinery has signed the documents for Africa’s biggest initial public offering, aiming to bring up to 10 million Nigerians into share ownership.
Crude oil has climbed above $100 per barrel, offering Nigeria the prospect of stronger government revenues while raising fresh concerns over higher fuel prices and inflation.
Nigerian Breweries generated ₦73 billion in free operating cash flow in the first half of the year, fully repaid its outstanding loans and ended the period debt-free, underscoring a significant financial turnaround.
Nigerian AI researcher Mary-Brenda Akoda has won the $100,000 NLNG Nigeria Prize for Science and Innovation for developing a breakthrough technology that could cut MRI scan times by up to 90%.
Enugu United Palm Products has begun commercial palm oil production, with plans to invest an additional $2.2 million in refining and expand into a fully integrated vegetable oil industrial complex.
Peter Obi’s blocked visit to Yelwata has escalated into a political standoff, with the Benue State Government and the NDC offering conflicting accounts over security notification and responsibility.
A non-league football captain in England has been chosen as the next king of Uganda’s historic Tooro Kingdom, marking an extraordinary royal succession that bridges London and western Uganda.
Nigerian media entrepreneur Mo Abudu joined world leaders and cinema icons at the first-ever Lumière Summit in France, placing African storytelling at the heart of global film conversations
Gulf travellers could soon visit six GCC countries with a single visa as regional leaders move closer to launching the long-awaited unified tourist permit.
Britain has announced a ban on trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories, calling the settlements a serious obstacle to peace and condemning the ongoing displacement of Palestinians.
Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a UK privacy lawsuit over allegations it unlawfully shared users’ highly sensitive personal data, including HIV status, with advertising companies.
