An ADC chieftain believes internal party disagreements will ultimately strengthen the party, calling for unity and addressing issues of coordination and communication.

The Minority in Ghana's Parliament has condemned the arrest and detention of Maxwell Kofi Jumah, describing it as politically motivated and an attempt to silence opposition voices.

The body of a 20-year-old water tanker attendant, who drowned in a quarry pit at Mpobi, Ghana, was retrieved after a search operation. The incident prompted efforts to locate and recover the individual.

Tensions are rising within Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) as aspirants for the 2027 elections are defying consensus candidates and advocating for direct primaries in key states like Lagos and Oyo.

An EFCC witness has testified in court, alleging financial irregularities and unaccounted funds in a complex loan transaction involving Arik Air, Union Bank, and AMCO.

The Calabar Zone of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned of a total, comprehensive, and indefinite strike in state universities due to unpaid allowances and poor staff welfare.

Miners in Manso Kaniago are protesting against alleged extortion by individuals they claim are posing as security operatives.

An investigation explores the abolished 'money woman' practice in Nigeria's Cross River state, where women were historically traded to settle debts, highlighting the lasting trauma on survivors and ongoing reform efforts.

The Greater Accra Zongo Caucus Coordinator of Ghana's National Democratic Congress (NDC), Ismail Ali Horoya, has urged the party's National Executive Committee to postpone the upcoming branch elections scheduled for May–June 2026.

Economic experts and banking professionals are calling on the Ghanaian government and the Bank of Ghana to launch an aggressive public education campaign to ensure a successful rollout of non-interest banking in the country.

Ogamba has formally requested the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to take disciplinary action against Alliance Girls Principal Margaret Njeru. The request stems from concerns regarding a recent fee hike implemented at the school.

The Co-operative Credit Union of the University of Ghana has organized its Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Johnson Asiedu Nketiah, the National Chairman of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), says prudent economic management by the Government has helped shield Ghanaians from severe economic hardship…

A debate has arisen over the future of the Free Zones CEO, with some public figures advocating for her removal while the clergy rejects calls for her sack, urging for a second chance instead.

The Christian Council of Ghana has called for stronger government action in response to a controversy involving the CEO of the Ghana Free Zones Authority, stating that an apology is insufficient.

Amid a strained healthcare system, patients in Nigeria are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for medical consultations, leading to a significant shift in how healthcare is accessed and delivered in the country.

Global air cargo demand decreased by 4.8% in March 2026 due to geopolitical disruptions, while passenger traffic continued its growth, according to IATA.

There is a moment many drinkers recognise but rarely speak about.

Early mortgage repayment is gaining traction as a new investment strategy, allowing borrowers to save millions of shillings in interest payments over the life of their loans.

Industry leaders at the Amwik conference in Kenya discussed the challenges faced by women in media, warning that a lack of reform could lead to the loss of a generation of talented women.

Fresh data indicates that President Ruto has faced challenges in maintaining economic growth momentum during his tenure in Kenya.

The article explores how Nigeria can overcome neoliberal limitations and achieve economic progress by adopting a democratic developmental state model.

Twelve of the rescued Chibok schoolgirls are preparing to graduate from the American University of Nigeria (AUN) in Yola. This marks a significant milestone in their educational journey after their ordeal.

Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory Minister, Nyesom Wike, stated that his frequent appearances before appellate courts as a litigant significantly shaped his understanding of law and respect for appellate adjudication.

Nigeria's House of Representatives has passed an amendment to the Electoral Act, which would make the Appeal Court the final arbiter for many election petitions and introduce e-service for faster resolution.

An article discusses the significant impact of one's voice and words online, highlighting how quickly a professional's reputation can be damaged by a brief lapse in digital decorum.

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's potential candidacy for the 2027 Nigerian presidential election is being questioned by many Nigerians, citing concerns over his age and zoning principles.

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) is calling for strategic investment to address infrastructure gaps and develop a comprehensive waste management master plan for the state.

NLPC’s Personal Pension Plan is expanding financial inclusion within Nigeria’s informal sector, leading to increased assets and high customer satisfaction.

UniCloud Africa and OADC have formed a partnership to expand sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure across the African continent, aiming to enhance data residency and digital independence.

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Police in Ogun State successfully rescued five polytechnic students who had been abducted. The students were safely recovered from their captors.

Dangote Refinery has commenced direct delivery of jet fuel to international customers, including Ethiopian Airlines, exporting its surplus to African and global markets.

Nigerian state governors' perceived apathy towards security is contributing to a national crisis, with many failing to act despite having resources, unlike some successful states.

Fintech firm OneDosh has partnered with gamer PlaywithTomide to accelerate cross-border payments and improve financial services for Nigeria’s gaming community.

A N50 million defamation lawsuit involving Kosofe Local Government Chairman, Moyosore Ogunlewe, has been referred to alternative dispute resolution by a Lagos High Court for potential settlement.

The Lagos Court of Appeal has adjourned the hearing for the CitiTrust Ponzi scheme case to June 29, 2026, as it addresses an appeal against a lower court's asset forfeiture ruling.

The NNPC Limited has reiterated its dedication to improving lives across Nigeria, measuring its success by positive impact on people rather than just oil production.

Katsina State has signed an agreement to install 50,000 AI-powered solar streetlights, aiming to establish Africa's first distributed AI data center and become a premier smart state.

A Lagos court has adjourned the arraignment of defendants involved in a land trespass case concerning a 13-storey building, with details on the charges and individuals involved yet to be fully heard.

Nigeria's Inspector General of Police has ordered the dismissal and criminal prosecution of officers involved in the extrajudicial killing of a handcuffed man in Delta State. The incident, which sparked protests, involved the death of musician Oghenemin.

NDLEA operatives in Lagos busted three warehouses in the Okota area, seizing narcotics worth N16.9 billion, including tramadol and codeine.

A canoe carrying an estimated 35 to 40 passengers capsized on a river in Uganda's west near Lake Albert, police reported.

Governor Zulum's endorsement of Mustapha Gubio for Borno 2027 is reshaping the APC succession landscape and raising questions about Senator Shettima’s influence, setting the stage for a high-stakes test of the 'Borno Model' of power sharing.

Editorials reflect on the 32nd anniversary of Workers' Day, examining themes of workers' regression, resistance, and renewal.

The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) marked its 40th anniversary, reflecting on its historical role in ending apartheid, securing constitutional democracy, and uplifting workers' rights.

Internationally acclaimed dancer Mamela Nyamza returns to her home country with two powerful productions, 'Hatched Ensemble,' exploring themes of identity, colonial legacies, and belonging through deconstructed movement.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has requested an urgent upgrade of Gombe airport facilities, including safety and navigation systems, to prepare for the 2026 Hajj pilgrimage.

Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo has expressed outrage and demanded swift justice following the extrajudicial killing of Mene Ogidi by police in Delta State, Nigeria.

TMPD deputy chief Dhlamini has denied allegations of favouring a security company owned by Sergeant Fannie Nkosi’s brother, Bheki Nkosi, amidst claims of unpaid security services.

Despite South Africa's growing role in the global critical minerals market, new research indicates that communities near extraction sites are not seeing the benefits, exacerbating long-standing inequalities within the mining sector.

A proposed amendment by the Tshiamiso Trust, responsible for disbursing compensation to silicosis victims, is raising concerns that it could exclude more former mine-workers from receiving promised payments. This follows a successful class action lawsuit for the disease.

Borno’s Deputy Speaker, Abdullahi Askira, has withdrawn from the Borno South senatorial race, opting to back incumbent Senator Ali Ndume for the APC ticket.

Leaders of the Kwankwasiyya and Obidient movements held a closed-door meeting in Abuja to discuss potential political alliances for the 2027 elections, calling for unity to build a new Nigeria.

Oyo State Police have arrested 16 students at The Polytechnic Ibadan on allegations of cultism. The suspects are reportedly linked to murder cases and were found in possession of guns and axes.

Troops from Operation Udoka, in collaboration with other security agencies, rescued four kidnapped victims and arrested criminals following a pursuit and firefight in Nigeria's South East region.

The majority owner of Daar Communications has alleged share manipulation at the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), issuing a statement to various regulatory and investigative bodies.

An article advocates for routine cervical cancer screening, stressing that the disease is preventable and highly treatable when detected early.

Researchers from Wits and Oxford universities have presented findings indicating that cities operate based on a set of invisible rules, influencing urban planning and societal dynamics.

Kidnappers admitted to strangling a 17-year-old boy after he recognized them, having previously chained his legs and made a video intended for his parents.

The ASUU branch at Gombe State University is demanding immediate payment of outstanding entitlements, including wage awards, and has warned of potential action if their demands are not met.

Morocco became the 64th country and fifth in Africa to sign the US-led Artemis Accords, a framework for civil space exploration.

A disturbing video showing an unidentified man committing suicide on a balcony while onlookers watch in horror has been circulating on social media.

Stanbic Bank Ghana organized a Financial Wellness Workshop in Kumasi, equipping selected journalists in the Ashanti Region with financial literacy and personal wealth management skills.

The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) has announced its rejection of a recent court ruling concerning alleged medical negligence, stating it will challenge the judgment. The association warns that the ruling could lead to regulatory conflicts and undermine medical practice in Nigeria.

Cleric Helen Ukpabio has called for 12 days of prayer for Governor Eno, describing the current time as "fragile and critical."

Following a fire that engulfed the court building, the Judicial Service has relocated the Circuit Court ‘A’ and District Magistrate Court ‘B’ in Sunyani to the Sunyani High Court premises.

APC's Onaghise Daniel-Ero, an Edo Assembly aspirant for Oredo West, stated that previous election challenges will not deter his ambition to serve the people.

Municipal and District Chief Executives in Ghana's Oti Region have signed contracts to commence the implementation of the 24-Hour Economy Markets Project.

The Ghana National Fire Service (GNFS) is advocating for prosecutorial authority to more effectively address the growing number of assaults on its personnel during emergency operations.

Light Wave Health Care Solutions Limited has obtained a High Court order in Ghana permitting substituted service on Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh in an ongoing defamation suit.

The Central Regional Health Directorate has launched an investigation into the alleged maternal death of a patient at the Kasoa Mother and Child Hospital.

Auberon Jeleel Odoom, a disability rights activist, has called on women and girls with disabilities in Ghana to be assertive about their rights and demand accountability from authorities.

A youth advocacy group in Cross River, Nigeria, has endorsed 14 aspirants for the 2027 general elections, urging political parties to prioritize credible and competent candidates.

Oriental Energy Resources has committed to enhancing community-driven services in Akwa Ibom State following its owner's receipt of an honorary doctorate.

Police in Nkwanta have arrested two individuals and intercepted a truck loaded with firearms and a large quantity of ammunition following an intelligence-led operation.

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A video published by Russian mercenaries shows a heavy gun battle between Mali’s military and rebels, indicating ongoing conflict in the region.

The Supreme Court of Nigeria is scheduled to deliver judgments today that will significantly impact the future of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and the African Democratic Congress (ADC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Petrol prices in Nigeria are nearing N1,400 per litre following a significant rate increase by the Dangote Refinery. This hike is causing concern among consumers and impacting the national economy.

Richard Ahiagbah, the Director of Communications for the NPP, has defended the right of Ghanaian citizens to freely express their views, cautioning against a growing 'politics of insult' in the country.

Residents and drivers in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, are experiencing increased extortion and harassment from hoodlums, prompting civil society organizations to demand government and police intervention to restore order.

Kenya is experiencing a shift in education enrollment trends, with a decrease in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) admissions while university enrollment sees an increase.

Industry leaders in Kenya are warning of a potential loss of a generation of talented women journalists, as an increasing number are leaving newsrooms, prompting calls for reform.

Elias Wekesa has filed a lawsuit against Safaricom, alleging that the telecommunications company deactivated and reassigned his phone number without prior notice.

The Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Skills (CIES) has announced a graduate training program in Nigeria. The initiative aims to train 1,000 youths per state in skills such as ICT and fashion, offering certificates and start-up capital.

Delta State Governor Oborevwori has attributed Nigeria's economic recovery to President Tinubu's reforms and advocated for a national dialogue to foster inclusive governance.

Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf has confirmed Murtala Sule Garo as the new Deputy Governor, publicly defending his choice by citing Garo's competence and commitment to the state's development.

Anambra State Governor Chukwuma Soludo stated that the 'sit-at-home' directive in Nigeria's South-East region has triggered a self-inflicted internal crisis.

Abia State Governor Dr. Alex Otti delivered a clear address at the 2026 TheNiche Annual Lecture, focusing on 'Governing the Economy: Choices, Trade-offs, and the Future'.

The 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria faced widespread issues, including technical glitches, system shutdowns, and reports of candidates being abducted during the examination period.

The Lagos State Parking Authority (LASPA) has reiterated its exclusive authority over parking regulations in Lagos, dismissing claims by unauthorized local officials.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) declared its intention to field a presidential candidate for the 2027 elections, while party leader Kachikwu also addressed alleged attempts to hijack the party and called for a level playing field.

The Nigerian National Integrated Power Project (NDPHC) is set to provide 10 megawatts of dedicated electricity to the Nigerian Oil and Gas Park in Odukpani, aiming to boost industrial operations and local content development.

ADC Chairman David Mark has assured party members that the party will be on the 2027 ballot, expressing confidence despite ongoing legal challenges and court rulings.

Oriental Energy Resources Limited has highlighted its corporate social responsibility efforts, including funding research and providing scholarships to over 2,000 students in its host communities.

A corps member was killed in his room, with the army claiming crossfire while his family alleges execution, sparking calls for truth and accountability in Nigeria.

On Africa Day, discussions highlight how online education can enhance employee mobility across the continent, enabling professionals to advance their careers without financial burden or relocation.

Minister Oladele Alake calls for regional cooperation to boost value addition in Africa’s mineral sector, aiming for industrial growth and economic sovereignty across the continent.

Climate-smart agriculture is being explored as a method to tackle the root causes of insecurity in Nigeria, aiming to rebuild livelihoods, foster stability, and empower communities.

The Nigerian federal government has expressed renewed concern over the nation's escalating crisis of out-of-school children, disclosing that approximately 15 million children are currently not attending school.

Quest Merchant Bank has appointed Andrew ‘Ayo’ Lewis as its new Executive Director of Risk Management, a move intended to bolster the institution's resilience.

The Nigerian Naira continued its appreciation against the US dollar, closing at N1,379.46/USD, driven by a significant surge in interbank turnover and improved market liquidity.

Shareholders of GTCO have expressed approval for the company's N12.76 dividend payout, while also urging the board to maintain a focus on sustained growth.

NIWA’s Acting MD emphasizes the agency’s commitment to staff safety through improved facilities, mental health sessions, and a better work environment.

Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the abduction and killing of a Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) candidate in Lagos. The suspects reportedly confessed to the crime, detailing how they carried out the act.

The Showmax app is officially ceasing operations, with subscribers being directed to migrate their accounts to DStv Stream to continue accessing content.

Nigerian artist Bella Shmurda stated that music transcends mere entertainment, serving as a powerful tool for societal advancement.

South Africa's Industrial Development Corporation (IDC) is facing scrutiny as entrepreneurs detail the fallout from rigid recovery practices, with calls growing for an inquiry into its treatment of struggling black-owned businesses.

The African National Congress (ANC) has been served with court papers by its branches, seeking to halt the party's upcoming conference which was officially scheduled to begin.

Police in Oyo have detained officers following the death of a motorcyclist during a stop-and-search operation in Moniya, an incident that has sparked unrest and is now under investigation.

LRNCE has been named Decorex Designer of the Year, recognized for embodying a movement that redefines African design through principles of slowness, imperfection, and collaborative craft practices.

A country's weak social foundation is highlighted as a constraint on industrial development, reinforcing structural inefficiencies, with potential for change.

South African artist Berita's Workers' Day performance, 'Echoes of The Soul,' explores themes of migration, memory, and xenophobia, reflecting on the nation's history built through labor and movement.

The Mail & Guardian's Gig Guide provides an essential roundup of art and culture events, including the Savanna Festival of Comedy, Dominica's 'Your Presence' release, and Santu Mofokeng's exhibition.

An article discusses hidden inequalities in South African workplaces, highlighting how Section 9 of the Constitution and Section 6 of the Employment Equity Act prohibit unfair discrimination on various grounds.

APC members in Ogun’s Ijebu East protested at the Governor’s Office, rejecting attempts to impose candidates and demanding fair primaries for the 2027 elections.

A pastor and two other individuals have been remanded into lawful custody by the Bibiani District Court for allegedly attempting to bury a five-month-old baby alive at a refuse dump near Bibiani.

A woman in Lagos recounts the tragic killing of her mother, with investigations revealing her cousin, an ex-convict, as the main suspect. The cousin has reportedly confessed to the attack.

Casablanca has become a strategic hub for investment and cooperation between Arab and African nations with the launch of the Maghreb regional office of the Arab Union of Construction and Real Estate Development.

Africa continues to export raw materials, losing significant value that could be added through in-country processing and manufacturing, prompting calls to end mineral rip-offs.

Jandor has obtained the All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship nomination forms for the 2027 election in Lagos State. He is reportedly challenging Hamzat and supports direct primaries.

Substantive fairness now legally obliges employers to provide objective evidence through Performance Improvement Plans (PIPs) before terminating an employee.

Nigerian troops operating under 'Operation Desert Sanity V' have killed 18 terrorists and destroyed their enclaves in the Timbuktu axis and Bulabulin forest area of Borno State.

The next edition of the JoyBusiness Roundtable Discussion is scheduled for tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. in the JoyNews studio, where it will review the government’s economic narratives against reality.

A pro-Russian activist has been arrested in South Africa and is wanted in Benin.

Plateau State officials announced the recovery of 60 diverted public assets, as disclosed by the chairperson of the Task Force on Recovery of Government Properties.

The Ghana National Education Campaign Coalition (GNECC) has officially launched the 2026 Global Action Week for Education (GAWE), focusing on bridging the digital divide.

Justice Warsame stated that Islamic law is not an ordinary set of cultural rules and is not repugnant to justice. This declaration emphasizes its compatibility with principles of justice.

China has formally handed over a newly completed $56.5 million headquarters complex to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Abuja, Nigeria, marking a significant institutional project in West Africa.

A pastor in Yenagoa is accused of repeatedly raping a 13-year-old girl and allegedly paying N120,000 to conceal the crime.

Joe Jackson, CEO of Dalex Finance, stated that Ghana's exchange rate instability is primarily caused by structural leakages in the extractive sector rather than weak export performance.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) has voiced strong dissatisfaction with the government's decision to recruit only 7,000 teachers, advocating for a higher number given the availability of over 10,000 trained graduates.

A series of setbacks for Mali's Moscow-backed military government has reportedly damaged Russia's reputation as a security guarantor in Africa, potentially threatening its strategic and economic interests on the continent.

The Oluwo of Iwo has called on President Tinubu to impose sanctions on South Africa following deadly xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians and their businesses.

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Ghana's High Commissioner to South Africa, Benjamin Quarshie, has refuted viral claims that Ghanaians have been killed in recent xenophobic attacks, stating no such deaths have been recorded.

The Ho Municipal Assembly has exceeded its Internally Generated Fund (IGF) target for the first quarter of 2026. The assembly recorded strong growth in revenue mobilization and District Assemblies Common Fund (DACF) inflows.

HYPREP has initiated an underwater welding training program for 44 former artisanal refiners in Ogoniland, Nigeria, aiming to provide sustainable livelihoods and protect the environment.

The Eastern Region of Ghana is preparing to host President John Dramani Mahama on May 1 and 2, 2026, as part of his ongoing nationwide "Resetting Ghana Tour."

Sapele residents celebrated the return of their Local Government Chair, Bright Abeke, who was freed from abductors. A massive turnout greeted the popular grassroots politician.

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A motorcyclist died in Oyo, Nigeria, during a police stop-and-search operation, sparking an attack on a police outpost. Authorities have since arrested the officers involved in the incident.

The successor to Russia's Wagner Group has suffered losses to Malian militants, raising questions about the future of Moscow's military involvement in Africa.

Small businesses in Nigeria face significant challenges to their survival, primarily due to weak execution, poor cash discipline, and limitations of founders, rather than a lack of opportunities.

The Nigerian government is backing a new garment factory in Abuja with the aim of curbing clothing imports, boosting industrialisation, and creating jobs for economic growth.

Richard Ahiagbah, Director of Communications for the NPP, has warned that a growing culture of political hostility and insults is eroding Ghana's democratic gains.

Kenya has seen a four-year low in murder cases, attributed to improved court efficiency, despite ongoing public criticism regarding police conduct and allegations of misconduct.

Kenya has seen a doubling of newly registered motorcycle sales, driven by a stronger shilling and more affordable loans, marking the second consecutive year of growth.

Student reliance on loans to finance higher education is increasing in Kenya, with Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) disbursements hitting Sh62 billion as bursaries shrink.

Libyan authorities announced that 17 migrants perished at sea and nine others are feared dead, highlighting the country's role as a transit route for those fleeing to Europe.

Miners in Edo State have accused the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) of harassment and extortion. The NSCDC has denied these allegations, leading to a dispute between the two parties.

Nigeria's Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) announced it has secured more than 20,000 convictions over the past 12 years, targeting cybercrime, money laundering, and other financial offenses.

Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and elder statesman Femi Okunnu expressed divergent opinions on the necessity of a national conference to address Nigeria's socio-economic and ethno-religious challenges.

The Chief Justice of Nigeria is emphasizing ethical conduct in lower courts, which serve as the primary interface between the judiciary and society for most Nigerians.

Experts warn that recent terror attacks in Mali pose a significant danger to Nigeria and the wider West African region, emphasizing the need for improved regional coordination and intelligence.

BIC is deepening its presence in Nigeria by enhancing its distribution network and forging local partnerships, aiming to improve product accessibility and drive long-term growth in the region.

Trade between Nigeria and Malaysia has surged to N1.82 trillion over the past five years, driven by a growing partnership and new customs cooperation initiatives.

A court in Ekiti, Nigeria, has ordered that two individuals convicted of armed robbery be executed by hanging.

A fire outbreak early Wednesday razed a business plaza on Airport Road in Kano, Nigeria, destroying two hospital equipment shops. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.

Katsina police successfully repelled a bandit attack in Dandume LGA, arresting one suspect and rescuing two injured residents after a fierce gun battle.

An analysis highlights the Nigerian Broadcasting Corporation’s struggle to stay relevant with outdated codes in a rapidly evolving market-driven, digital broadcasting world.

Retired Nigerian police officers are demanding to exit the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS), sparking a debate on the Police Pension Scheme and issues of low pay.

Sanwo-Olu and Sirleaf called for stronger institutional leadership in Africa, emphasizing youth opportunities and inclusive governance for sustainable development.

Mail & Guardian publishes its weekly South Africanised cryptic crossword, featuring a clue about an event's start.

The Edo State government has carried out the demolition of approximately 500 illegal structures across the state.

A Federal High Court has ordered NIRSAL Plc to pay its former executive director, Kennedy Nwaruh, N1.08bn in unpaid benefits following a successful lawsuit.

Cadbury Nigeria's shares fell by 10% after Ibukun Awosika resigned from her position as a director of the company.

Nigeria's All Progressives Congress (APC) chairman stated that the ongoing sale of nomination forms demonstrates the party's commitment to openness and internal democracy for the 2027 elections.

Nigeria’s NDLEA arrested 52 suspects in massive Kano drug den raids under ‘Operation Sharar Mafaka,’ seizing illicit substances and weapons.

The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) saw its market capitalization increase by N5.55tn, crossing N152tn, driven by widespread buying activity and positive earnings outlook.

At least 17 migrants died and nine are missing, feared dead, after their boat broke down and drifted for eight days in the Mediterranean Sea, according to Libyan sources.

The Mail & Guardian Digital Edition for April 30, 2026, has been published.

Yobe State Governor Mai Mala Buni has appointed Mohammed Goje as the new Acting Secretary to the State Government, following the resignation of Baba Wali.

Beninese music legend Angélique Kidjo shares insights into her latest album 'HOPE!!', honoring her mother, and her decades-long exploration of music and connection.

Ahead of the Osun gubernatorial election, Governor Adeleke accused the APC of planning to disrupt the poll. In response, the APC vowed to defeat Adeleke by 10 PM on election day.

On Workers' Day 2026, data reveals that white workers continue to earn significantly more than black African workers, highlighting persistent racial disparities in a labor market shaped by historical injustices.

Author Moshitadi Lehlomela confronts childhood trauma in Healing the Mother Wound

A civil society organization has opened a new criminal complaint against senior prosecutor Andrea Johnson, alleging a conflict of interest in a recruitment process involving her husband.

High unemployment in South Africa is attributed to a leadership crisis, stemming from decisions made, priorities set, and a lack of decisive action across key institutions.

The article argues that workers, divided by political loyalties to competing parties, are unable to effectively unite against employers during wage negotiations, making them the primary sufferers in the ANC-SACP political 'divorce'.

President John Dramani Mahama has paid a working visit to Fuveme in Ghana's Volta Region, an area severely impacted by recent tidal waves. The visit aims to assess the damage and offer support to the affected community.

Ugandan immigration authorities have detained 62 Nigerian nationals in Adjumani. They are accused of operating an illegal church and residing in the country without valid permits.

The Governor of Zamfara State addressed the Air War Course 12 team, emphasizing the need to translate lessons into action to tackle insecurity and foster sustainable development in Nigeria's Northwest region.

Amid persistent corruption concerns, there are growing calls to expand the powers of Ghana’s Office of the Special Prosecutor, which a new survey indicates has high public trust.

Somalia, a strategically positioned East African nation, is experiencing significant transformation and development, bolstered by support from Türkiye.

The Social Democratic Party (SDP) has set its national convention for May 9 in Bauchi, a decision made despite INEC's recognition of Shehu Gabam as the party chairman.

An article emphasizes that workplace safety is crucial for ensuring dignity, boosting productivity, and fostering national development.

Morocco is actively working to become a regional leader in health innovation, with officials and industry leaders gathering for the first edition of GITEX Future Health Africa to advance this goal.

Residents of a Zamfara community have fled their homes following the withdrawal of troops, which triggered panic and prompted many families to seek safer locations.

Tuareg rebels in Mali have declared that the country's military junta will fall, a day after the junta's leader asserted that the situation was under control.

Russia is seeking to strengthen ties across Africa through trade, investment, and debt relief, with President Putin specifically mentioning deeper economic ties with Congo.

Emir Sanusi II stated that Africa and Nigeria are under-financed rather than over-borrowed, linking this to the impact of subsidy removal.

The University of Lagos is emphasizing the need for private funding and philanthropy to sustain quality education and develop infrastructure amidst limited state resources.