Akwa Ibom State Governor Umo Eno has advised over 1,471 National Youth Service Corps members deployed to the state to reject violent and divisive groups, encouraging them to align with patriotic ideals.

Director Hind Meddeb discusses her film, made four years prior to the current civil war, which depicts the Sudanese people's long-standing struggle for freedom, a fight that continues amidst the ongoing conflict.

Governor Ododo of Kogi State has declared that the region's forests will be reclaimed from bandits and criminals, announcing the deployment of Forest Guards to enhance security and protect residents.

Bayern Munich is reportedly close to signing Moroccan World Cup star Ismael Saibari from PSV, with media outlets confirming an agreement has been reached.

S&P Global Ratings has assigned Afreximbank an investment grade rating of 'BBB+/A-2', reflecting the bank's growing strategic importance and its role in supporting African economies through global and regional uncertainties.

Police in Rivers State, Nigeria, have initiated a crackdown on vehicles with covered number plates, an effort aimed at preventing criminal elements from concealing their identities and illegal activities.

Bayern Munich is reportedly preparing to compete with several Premier League clubs, including Liverpool, for the signing of World Cup star Bouaddi. The highly-rated player is valued at £60 million, sparking a transfer battle among top European teams.

The Ashaiman Irrigation System in Ghana's Greater Accra Region is facing severe pressure from encroachment, raising concerns about the sustainability of agricultural infrastructure.

The High Court (Criminal Division) in Accra dismissed an application by lawyer Andy Appiah-Kubi to withdraw his legal representation in the ongoing criminal case involving Akonta Mining Company Limited, Kwame Antwi, and the Ashanti Regional Chairman of the New Patriotic Party, Bernard Antwi Boasiako, also known as Wontumi.

Nigerian troops successfully repelled Lakurawa terrorists in Kebbi state, recovering RPGs and explosives during the operation.

Concerns about Ebola risk at the World Cup have emerged due to an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has infected over 675 people, despite US claims of readiness.

This week brought good environmental news, featuring efforts by US pastors, a Ugandan musician, and advancements in salmon-friendly technology.

Human rights lawyer Deji Adeyanju stated that the alleged teargassing of Omoyele Sowore and other protesters by security agents during a Democracy Day protest is a significant concern for Nigeria's democratic health.

A recent poll by Global InfoAnalytics indicates that 56% of Ghanaians are satisfied with the Mahama government's management of the country's persistent power outage crisis.

The Assemblyman for Ngleshie Amanfro has confirmed that operators of an illegal waste disposal site along the banks of the Ja, Densu, and Weija rivers are being processed for court.

Diesel and kerosene prices are projected to see their sharpest drop in months by June 16, potentially returning to pre-war rates. This decline is attributed to falling global fuel costs.

Authorities at Bole Senior High School in Ghana have launched an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct involving a teacher and a final-year student after a video purportedly linked to them surfaced online.

The Kenyan music industry is reportedly losing 7.1 billion shillings every year, with artists caught in the middle of a dysfunctional legal framework.

Richard Agyare, the New Patriotic Party (NPP) East London Chapter Secretary and Chairman hopeful, has urged party members to prioritize party interests in the ongoing internal elections.

A deal has been reached that led to the release of seven Kenyan seafarers who were involved in a case in Tanzania, with relatives maintaining the crew's innocence and confirming the voyage was cleared by Kenya.

Businessman Basil Criticos has secured another significant courtroom victory, being awarded Sh320 million over a ranch invasion.

The Zamfara State Government has suspended Sirajo Shinkafi as rector of Abdu Gusau Polytechnic, Talata Mafara, citing gross administrative misconduct and insubordination.

Residents of El-Geneina are struggling with soaring food and water costs as humanitarian aid efforts fall short of meeting the needs of displaced families amidst the ongoing Sudan war.

Abia State Governor Alex Otti was honored by the Catholic Diocese and announced plans for the reconstruction of Uratta Road and Old Express Road in Aba.

The President of Somalia, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, received a delegation of Italian entrepreneurs and investors at the presidential palace in Mogadishu, who were there to participate in a conference.

President John Dramani Mahama's job approval rating has increased to 71% in June 2026, up from 67% in March, according to a poll by Global InfoAnalytics. This figure represents his highest approval rating since 2020.

Governor Monday Okpebholo has condemned a recent kidnapping incident in Edo state and ordered a swift police investigation to rescue victims and apprehend the perpetrators, warning that such acts threatening public safety will not be tolerated.

A Nigerian commentator, Okai, argues that forest guards are environmentalists, not combatants, and therefore constitutionally unfit to protect Nigerians from insecurity, as their duty is to protect wildlife and prevent deforestation.

Global (Ghana) Ore Industries Ltd has received official approval to operate the Aboso-Bompieso Mine as a large-scale mining company in Ghana's Western Region, pledging jobs and community development.

South American teams began their World Cup campaigns on a difficult note, while Curaçao made history with a significant win on Day 4 of the tournament. The results highlighted early surprises and challenges for some of the participating nations.

Nigerian soldiers have destroyed several terrorist hideouts and logistics bases in Katsina State during ongoing clearance operations, enhancing security.

A N100 million defamation judgment secured against the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) is seen as a potentially consequential civic rights case that could redefine activism in Nigeria.

Isyaka Rabe, son of the late Major General Rabe Abubakar (retd), stated that his father had no history of diabetes or high blood pressure, contradicting claims attributed to the Katsina State government, and added that his mother remains in captivity.

Every four years, the FIFA World Cup does more than crown the best football nation on earth.

Multiple articles are providing an in-depth theoretical analysis of 'Tinubunomics,' an economic framework. These pieces delve into the principles and potential implications of this specific economic approach.

A couple's all-inclusive easyJet holiday to Marrakech was reportedly ruined by a hefty hourly fee for the hotel's swimming pool, which was not disclosed at the time of booking.

The Lordina Foundation has conducted its seventh quarterly health screening for the Retired Ministers and Spouses Association (RMSA) of the Assemblies of God Church in Ghana's Greater Accra East and West regions.

The Bank of Ghana (BoG) has extended the deadline for International Money Transfer Operators (IMTOs) to register until July 31, 2026.

Youth in West Africa are reportedly being forced into cyber fraud schemes through 'juju' oaths, maintained by invisible, layered psychological coercion.

Ato Forson has announced plans to establish an Auditors’ Court in Ghana to prosecute audit offenses, aiming to address concerns over public sector waste. He also called for stronger internal audits to improve financial accountability.

The Finance Ministry has inaugurated a nine-member Governing Board for the Internal Audit Agency (IAA) as part of efforts to strengthen public financial management, improve accountability, and reduce…

An editorial highlights the Super Eagles' second consecutive failure to qualify for the global football tournament, expressing disappointment.

HEDA Resource Centre urged political actors to uphold the legacy of June 12, emphasizing the importance of democratic principles. An institute also warned against undermining the judiciary and INEC in the lead-up to the 2027 elections.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Park Scheme in Bayelsa is making steady progress, with an operational target set for Q4 2026, aiming to boost local content.

Over 70% of eligible staff at the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) are reportedly seeking early retirement through a new voluntary exit scheme, aiming to transform the organization.

A parliamentary committee in Kenya is set to investigate the rising cases of unrest in schools and is floating the idea of reintroducing corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure.

Elders in Ekiti are advocating for a peaceful and credible election in the state. Meanwhile, Natasha is actively rallying support for Oluyede, the PDP governorship candidate, in the upcoming election.

Parents in Kenya are facing the financial burden of student unrest as learners are now expected to return to class carrying the cost of destruction caused by rising school arson cases.

Justice remains elusive for two rape victims in Juja as police officers reportedly opt out of investigations for fear of repercussions, while the DCI focuses on hunting protest planners.

Nigeria has seen a 30% increase in domestic gas sales between 2022 and 2025, a surge attributed to the implementation of Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) reforms and executive orders.

Senator Iyabo Obasanjo, the US-based daughter of former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, has visited Nigeria. An academic, she appears to be on sabbatical and has chosen to spend it as an elected leader in the country.

Nigeria's Central Bank's aggressive liquidity tightening is causing a shift in the fixed-income market, pushing investors towards high-yield short-term debt. This policy is reshaping investment patterns in the country.

Unscrupulous spice merchants in local Nigerian markets are reportedly exploiting food inflation by adulterating daily kitchen staples with toxic powdered charcoal and poisonous dye additives.

The Oyo State Police Command has refuted a viral video claiming a terrorist influx into the state, reassuring residents of their safety and advising reliance on verified channels for security updates.

Former Nigerian Ambassador Yemi Farounbi warns that Nigeria is confronting a survival crisis and is at risk of becoming a one-party state, as he analyzes the current state of the nation.

President Bola Tinubu has approved N10 billion in emergency funding to preempt a regional surge of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), a move welcomed as necessary for national health security.

Former Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar revealed why Biafran leader Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu refused to recognize Yakubu Gowon as Nigeria's head of state during the civil war. Abubakar stated that Ojukwu believed Gowon was not his senior in the military hierarchy.

Nigeria is escalating its efforts to combat fake insurance cartels, targeting rogue agents and roadside racketeers in a bid to restore public trust and bolster the struggling insurance sector.

Nigeria's fixed-income trading volume has soared to N1.06 trillion, driven by strong demand for short-term government debt, with Treasury Bills leading the surge.

Residents of Anjorin community in Surulere, Lagos, have petitioned their federal lawmaker regarding the poor execution and prolonged delay of a local road project.

An unsigned commentary on Nigeria's capital importation figures is under review, with a response debating whether the recent inflows represent 'hot money' or the first stage of recovering confidence.

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has appealed to Tantita Security Services for expanded scholarship and job opportunities for Nigerian youth.

An expert has issued a warning that poor data quality and weak governance frameworks could significantly impede Africa's growing ambitions in artificial intelligence.

The Kwara Young Progressive Forum and Good Governance Initiative has identified Ambassador Abdulfatai Yahaya Seriki as the strongest governorship candidate for the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Kwara State for the 2027 elections.

The Nenadi Usman-led faction of the Labour Party has expressed confidence in defeating Julius Abure’s Supreme Court challenge, citing his elapsed tenure and previous apex court rulings.

South African Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi stated that the nation is not xenophobic and urged citizens to refrain from profiling foreigners and engaging in vigilantism.

The Ghana Integrated Iron and Steel Development Corporation (GIISDEC) aims to establish a mine and processing plant by 2027, making steady progress towards this goal.

Public attention is on a high-stakes legal battle in Ghana, 'The Republic v. Bernard Antwi Boasiako & 2 Others (the Samaraboi / Akonta Mining case)', where lead defense counsel Andy Appiah-Kubi has filed an application to withdraw.

The Anambra government has confirmed that a 10-year-old child assault victim is receiving treatment and protection, with authorities vowing to prosecute the guardians involved in the incident.

Arsenal's Viktor Gyokeres had a strong start to his 2026 World Cup campaign, assisting a goal and scoring one as Sweden beat Tunisia 5-1, while Kai Havertz also performed well.

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has issued a warning against a false notice circulating online that claims the 2026 school selection exercise for Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates has commenced.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has begun the arraignment of more than 400 terrorism suspects in batches at the Federal High Court complex in Abuja.

French national team fans are flooding New York ahead of Les Bleus' first World Cup match against Senegal, with the city also celebrating an NBA title.

A cholera outbreak in Plateau, Nigeria, has resulted in five deaths and 11 confirmed cases. The Ministry of Health is intensifying public health interventions to contain the spread.

Ghana's government saw a 13.6% oversubscription in its latest T-bills auction, with the 91-day bill being the most popular, though this came at a higher cost.

Majority Leader in Parliament, Mahama Ayariga, has called on Ghanaians, especially young people, to defend and support Parliament and other democratic institutions, emphasizing their role in allowing different political parties to coexist.

Jolanda Castagna, CEO of Akka Kappa, received the Best CEO of the Year award in the Real Estate Brokerage category at the 10th CEO Summit, recognizing her significant contributions to Ghana's property industry.

Ijaw and Urhobo leaders have accepted President Tinubu's proposed ward adjustment for the Warri Federal Constituency, urging INEC not to make further changes. This decision came after a stakeholders' meeting with the President to address the delineation issues.

Nigerian politician Peter Obi has applauded musician Davido's 'Bring Them Home' outfit worn during the World Cup. Obi commended Davido's gesture, interpreting it as a security-conscious statement.

The administration of Governor Charles Soludo in Anambra State has initiated a crackdown on fake pastors and native doctors who promote criminality, urging residents to provide information.

Fortuna Mining's stock experienced a climb following Senegal's official approval of the company's Diamba Sud Gold project.

According to Global InfoAnalytics' June 2026 National Tracking Poll, the Ghana Police Service and Immigration Service are perceived by Ghanaians as the most corrupt institutions, scoring 6.45 out of 10 and coming in second, respectively.

A fire destroyed a shop in Asokwa, Ghana, with the Ghana National Fire Service successfully preventing its spread to nearby buildings.

Six currently elected leaders are preparing for a fierce nomination clash in the race to succeed Kisumu Governor Nyong’o, characterized by handouts and hostility.

Former Cameroonian presidential candidate Issa Tchiroma Bakary has filed two complaints with the Paris Judicial Court against President Paul Biya, citing the principle of universal jurisdiction.

Authorities in Ogun State have arrested 46 suspected illegal immigrants, with preliminary investigations revealing they had resided in the state for approximately six months.

A recent Global InfoAnalytics poll indicates that a majority of Ghanaians believe it is time for younger leaders to assume national leadership roles, with 57 percent of respondents favoring young people.

City Cars Stock (TN0007700013), a Tunisian automaker, is currently in focus due to limited public data available, prompting increased attention from financial observers.

France and Senegal are set to open Group I in the World Cup, a match that evokes memories of their historic 2002 encounter and brings together a reigning powerhouse and an ambitious challenger.

Sweden's Mattias Svanberg scored the second-fastest goal by a substitute in FIFA World Cup history, netting just 18 seconds after coming on during his nation's 5-1 victory over Tunisia.

A cartoon published by Vanguard News features the humorous premise of 'Trump has a sister!', without further details on the specific context or event it references.

The Italian Trade Agency, in collaboration with BolognaFiere and Accadueo, organized a two-day Italy-Ghana Water Technology workshop in Accra, Ghana, showcasing market-leading innovations.

The internal crisis within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Nigeria's Sokoto State has escalated, with rival factions now presenting separate governorship candidates and parallel state executive committees.

A BBC investigation reveals that OnlyFans creators are being exploited by agencies that promise to boost earnings but instead control, threaten, and take a large portion of their income, with some reporting physical attacks.

Financial analysts have identified Aradel, NEM, and FCMB Group as top stock picks for the current week, offering guidance for potential investors.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) marked 'Black Sunday' by warning that Nigeria's democracy cannot thrive amidst worsening insecurity, emphasizing that security is crucial for the country's democratic survival.

Prophet Isa El-Buba has urged Nigerian President Bola Tinubu to intensify efforts against insecurity and rescue abducted children, warning of resignation if the government fails to prioritize the issue.

Anambra State Governor, Prof. Charles Soludo, has announced the appointment of Christian Udechukwu as his Special Adviser on Investments.

The Nigerian naira has shown relative stability against the United States dollar in both the official Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market (NFEM) and the parallel market.

In a trial concerning alleged financial loss to the state, defence lawyers for Mr. Asamoah and Prof. Ameyaw-Akumfi argued that the $2 million loss for the proposed Sky Train project was a consequence of the Covid-19 pandemic.

An assembly member in Ghana's Ketu North Municipality has reported a suspected grave robbery at the Weta Police Station on June 10.

Chidi Anselm Odinkalu discusses the need to protect the SEDC from political extortion, in the context of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's 2024 budget proposals to Nigeria's National Assembly. Tinubu's priorities for his first full year of appropriations include human asset development, poverty reduction, and fighting corruption.

Emmanuel Armah-Kofi Buah, Minister of Lands and Natural Resources, stated that the ongoing construction of the Esiama market complex is set to transform it into the commercial hub of the Ellembelle District upon completion.

Construction work on the 24-Hour Market project in the Wenchi Municipality of Ghana's Bono Region is progressing well, according to a recent site visit by the Ghana News Agency.

An investigation reveals that gas seepage from abandoned oil and gas infrastructure in Bille, Rivers community, has been threatening lives and livelihoods for nearly a year.

The story details police officer Lawrence Nyaga's prolonged struggle for justice and his experience with perennial transfers within the force.

Vice President Shettima and several APC governors are set to attend a mega rally in Ekiti to support Governor Biodun Oyebanji's reelection campaign. The event aims to demonstrate strong public support for the governor.

Nigerian banks generated N224.69 billion from e-banking and ATM charges in Q1 2026, marking a 12.56% increase and boosting their revenue.

Agriculture students at the University of Abuja have received N3.211 million in food security grants to support research into sustainable food systems and climate resilience.

A Ghanaian mother and her infant baby were reportedly detained at Accra International Airport upon arrival from South Africa, with bail subsequently denied.

An increasing number of borrowers in Kenya are resorting to using personal assets such as vehicles, electronics, and machinery to secure bank loans amidst tightening credit conditions.

Rights defenders are advocating for faster reforms to protect intersex children from harmful practices, suggesting unisex names and clothing as a measure.

Kenyans and businesses are urging Members of Parliament to soften the controversial Finance Bill, warning that its failure to be amended could lead to significant economic disruption and social unrest.

The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has expressed strong confidence in winning the upcoming Ekiti election, citing significant public support for its development agenda.

Residents of Ifo in Ogun State, Nigeria, are facing severe health and safety risks due to a large, toxic dumpsite and a refuse-filled road, leading to fears of contamination, disease, and accidents.

The Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) declared a 'Black Sunday' across the country, with Christians observing the day to mourn victims of widespread insecurity. In Borno, Christians specifically demanded an end to the ongoing violence.

The Dangote Refinery has significantly cut West Africa’s fuel import volumes by 23%, leading to a reshaping of regional shipping and trade patterns. This development marks a major shift in the region's energy landscape.

Bauchi Governor Bala Mohammed has stated that Nigeria's escalating security crisis is a direct result of poor governance and widespread poverty, urging citizens to elect competent leaders.

The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has initiated a lawsuit against the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL), demanding accountability for an alleged N5.9 billion spent on rebranding.

A group of technocrats, professionals, and youth influencers has declared support for the All Progressives Congress governorship candidate, Oyebamiji, mobilizing 30,000 votes for the Osun 2026 election.

The Nigerian food industry is on the brink of collapse due to escalating costs and a severe foreign exchange crisis, leading to mass layoffs and reduced package sizes as consumer purchasing power declines.

Residents of the Bara community in Bauchi, Nigeria, are blaming an uncompleted road project for a deadly flood that killed two people and destroyed homes, calling for urgent intervention.

Many climate migrants who settled in Zimbabwe’s fertile Eastern Highlands after drought made their home areas unsupportable for farming now fear eviction as a crackdown intensifies.

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ogun State has announced Adegunwa-Balogun as the running mate for Senator Solomon Adeola, also known as Yayi, in the 2027 governorship election.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) recently stated that Nigeria's economic reforms are 'working,' a declaration that has prompted critical discussion and skepticism regarding the actual beneficiaries of these reforms.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has opened a dedicated CBN account to ensure transparent and timely payment of retiree benefits under the new Exit Benefit Scheme.

Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo has urged the establishment of a national framework to preserve and promote Nigeria’s traditional Adire craft, highlighting its cultural and economic significance.

PalmPay is intensifying its social impact efforts in education through the Young Stars initiative, which aims to reward outstanding students and promote academic excellence in Nigeria.

Rapid urbanization and leadership failures are straining Lagos's waste management systems, leading to a worsening crisis that current palliative measures are unlikely to solve.

Wema Bank's '5 for 5 Rewards' campaign has disbursed N17.96 million to 273 customers in its inaugural month, rewarding loyalty and engagement.

Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan visited former Kogi Deputy Governor Philip Salawu to offer condolences on the passing of his 107-year-old mother, Mrs. Alice Salaw.

An analysis suggests that Darak, a Cameroonian community bordering Nigeria and Chad, is becoming the next frontier for ISWAP due to its economic value and strategic location for violent extremists.

The European Union has identified Nigeria's creative industry, including Kannywood, as a crucial sector for generating youth employment, fostering skills development, and creating economic opportunities.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has commenced another round of mass trials for individuals suspected of terrorism-related offenses in Abuja.

An opinion piece discusses the importance of reorienting youth perspectives on the economy, particularly regarding foreign direct investment (FDI) and its role in public discourse.

The Ghana TVET Service, in partnership with UK-based RANT Academy, has launched the School Enterprise Project in Kumasi to strengthen practical entrepreneurship training within Technical and Vocational Education and Training.

An article explores how anti-immigrant violence in South Africa is hindering the country's economic recovery, drawing parallels to an ancient fable about a goose laying golden eggs.

Anglican Bishop Dr. Olufemi Familoni has urged the Nigerian government to provide sophisticated weapons to local vigilantes to help combat rising insecurity and banditry in the country.

Nigeria's Defence Headquarters visited Katsina to offer condolences to the family and state government following the death of Major General Rabe Abubakar, vowing to ensure justice for his sacrifice.

South African TV personality Molemo 'Jub Jub' Maarohanye has been arrested following allegations that he kidnapped a taxi driver and fired a gun in the man's direction during a dispute involving his girlfriend. The incident has led to charges against the celebrity.

Authorities in Ghana's Ga South Municipality are set to undertake a fumigation exercise along the banks of the Densu and Weija river corridors and adjacent settlements to curb environmental pollution.

Senator Adams Oshiomhole stated that many senators are dissatisfied with Senate President Godswill Akpabio's leadership, adding that Akpabio views him as an adversary.

President Ruto has received a report from the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR) concerning reparations for victims of protests.

CS Opiyo Wandayi has provided an update on when Kenyans can expect a reduction in fuel prices.

Willem Dafoe is thrilling audiences at the Venice theatre biennale with adventurous shows, including a Noh Othello and a requiem for a family killed in the Rwandan genocide.

Titus Glover, former Deputy Minister for Transport and MP for Tema East, has urged for the immediate arrest and prosecution of those responsible for polluting Ghana's Densu River.

An article discusses the political nature of the IMF's staff report on its 2026 Article IV Consultation with Nigeria, describing it as a "mealy-mouthed" document.

Armed bandits killed a farmer at his farm in Kasuwar Magani, a village in the Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, Nigeria.

Jeffrey Nortey delivered a masterclass in storytelling at the third edition of his sold-out '3 Faces' show, which was described as more than just a performance but an experience.

Farmers in Nigeria have assured citizens that the price of tomatoes is expected to significantly decrease by October, attributing current high prices to seasonal factors and ongoing efforts by small-scale farmers.

Nigerian Senator Adams Oshiomhole has claimed that Senate President Godswill Akpabio views him as a 'devil' and is paranoid about him, predicting changes in the 11th Senate leadership.

Ghana's Inspector-General of Police, Christian Tetteh Yohuno, has deployed a special team of experienced investigators and intelligence officers to the Central Region to support ongoing investigations into the death of University of Cape Coast student Innocentia Avinu.

Arsenal defender William Saliba returned to France training on Sunday, having missed previous sessions, ahead of their FIFA World Cup opener against Senegal.

The Nigerian House of Representatives is scheduled to reconvene for an emergency sitting to discuss and potentially pass the 2025 budget extension bill. This urgent session addresses the need to extend the current budget.

Scholars and civil society organizations in Nigeria attribute the country's weak governance and policy inconsistency to the insufficient representation of academics in leadership positions.

The Rural Initiatives for Self-Empowerment Ghana (RISE-Ghana) has called for an increase in the administrative expenditure cap for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) from 5% to…

In February 2026, the Government of Ghana unveiled a comprehensive package of reforms for the cocoa sector, aimed at restoring financial discipline, ensuring long-term viability, and guaranteeing fair prices for farmers.

Nigerian Army troops, in collaboration with other security agencies, arrested 46 suspected undocumented foreign nationals during a security operation in Ogun state.

Troops of Operation Fansan Yamma have initiated 'Operation Clean Sweep III,' a major offensive targeting terrorist and bandit groups in Matazu Local Government Area and surrounding communities in Katsina State, Nigeria.

Nigerian lawmakers have called for increased local arms production and stronger measures against crime financing to address the nation's insecurity challenges. This initiative aims to bolster the defense sector and enhance national security.

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A delegation from the Defence Headquarters (DHQ), led by Major General I.M. Abdullahi, paid condolence visits to the family of the late Major General Rabe Abubakar (retd.) and the Katsina State Government.

African migrants with deep roots in South Africa are fleeing xenophobic attacks, prompting condemnation from African delegates in China. The incidents highlight ongoing tensions and violence against foreign nationals.

Swedish footballer Yasin Ayari has explained why he did not celebrate his goal against Tunisia. His reasons are being discussed in various media outlets.

The Ghanaian Presidency has cut 124 political appointees compared to previous figures, but the compensation bill for staff has increased by 148%, leading to questions about staff classifications.

Residents of Sogakope in Ghana's Volta Region stormed the district office of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to protest persistent overbilling, estimated billing practices, and poor customer service.

The Kenya Revenue Authority has identified a Sh100 billion loss in rental income taxes and is launching a compliance crackdown targeting landlords who are unwilling to voluntarily pay their dues.

Frederick Addy, the Suaman MP in Ghana's Western North Region, has called on members of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) to unite and support Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, the party's flagbearer, to secure a decisive victory in the 2028 general election.

Two individuals were killed and several others sustained injuries in a road crash involving a Hyundai Mighty truck and a Bajaj rickshaw at the Civic Centre traffic lights in Ho.

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James Victor Gbeho, former Foreign Affairs Minister and President of the ECOWAS Commission, has passed away at the age of 91. ECOWAS has expressed its condolences and mourns the loss of its former leader.

Somaliland's de facto leader, Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi, made his first-ever state visit to Jerusalem, meeting his Israeli counterpart months after Israel officially recognized the breakaway African state.

Rite Foods is promoting environmental education, tree-planting, and recycling initiatives in schools across Lagos and Ogun states to foster sustainability and climate action.

A police report indicates that bandits carried out over 50 attacks in Nigeria within a single week, highlighting a severe insecurity crisis. A former army chief warned that even ministers and governors could become targets of these escalating attacks.

The DCP leader, Gachagua, has commenced a 45-day sabbatical from political rallies at his Wamunyoro retreat, drawing attention to the party's strategy ahead of the upcoming Ol Kalou by-election.

The puzzling death of a Murang'a man, who arrived home badly injured after consuming a Sh30 drink at his favorite chang'aa den, has sparked a murder investigation.

An audit has revealed irregularities amounting to Sh600 million in allowances paid to Members of County Assemblies (MCAs). The findings indicate a significant bonanza in allowances for the MCAs.

The Gamaliel and Susan Onosode Foundation has awarded Osun student Ajisafe Qoreebullah with an Academic Excellence Award for his outstanding WASSCE results.

A woman was reportedly kidnapped in an Edo market after her husband managed to escape, according to eyewitness accounts.

Nigeria's Minister of Works, David Umahi, defended federal government road projects, emphasizing their potential to stimulate economic growth and transform the agricultural sector.

A new report by AdvoKC Foundation indicates that the 10th N’Assembly has failed to fulfill 68 out of 92 legislative pledges, with only one year remaining in its term.

Nigeria's Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has declared its readiness for the upcoming Ekiti election following a successful mock exercise of its Bimodal Voter Accreditation System (BVAS), promising transparent polls.

The Manufacturers' Association of Nigeria (MAN) reports that despite various government initiatives over three years, manufacturers have yet to see President Tinubu's policies translate into significant industrial growth.

Nigeria reportedly lost an estimated $839.22 million in oil revenue in the first four months of 2026, failing to meet its 1.5 million barrels per day OPEC quota. Low production levels are undermining the benefits of high crude oil prices for the nation.

Ben Wazabanga, a 23-year-old man found guilty of murdering UK-based Nigerian Ayowale Aladejana, is scheduled to receive his sentence on July 13.

Suspected cultists killed a 22-year-old and two others in Lagos, while bandits in Niger State killed residents and torched homes. These incidents highlight ongoing security challenges in different regions of Nigeria.

South-West Nigeria and the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) have signed a five-year partnership aimed at accelerating digital economy transformation, innovation, and inclusive growth across the region.

A report highlights the severe insecurity in Nigeria, with 5,272 people killed in five months, posing a significant threat to the 2027 general elections. Threats include social media volatility, AI-driven disinformation, and foreign information manipulation.

The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has reported that 30 doctors were assaulted in Nigeria within the past year, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced by healthcare workers.

Former Nigerian Head of State Abdulsalami Abubakar revealed that politicians secretly collaborated with the government and accepted money from both Moshood Abiola and Bashir Tofa during the June 12 crisis.

A new report indicates that the global mobile industry contributed over $810 billion in tax revenues to governments worldwide in 2025, underscoring its significant role in economic growth and public services.

Umar Bature, the PDP National Organising Secretary, has warned defectors that they have lost their party rights and urged them to stop attending PDP functions.

The Ondo State Security Network Agency, Amotekun, has arrested 97 suspected criminals, including kidnappers, robbers, and individuals violating anti-grazing laws. The arrests were made across the state as part of ongoing security efforts.