Africa
Apple at 50: tech giant faces new test in the age of AI
A Half-Century of Innovation
Fifty years ago, on April 1, 1976, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne founded Apple Computer in Jobs’ parents’ garage. Little did …
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Africa
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Africa
France's President Macron reaffirms importance of freedom of navigation in Hormuz
Macron’s Hormuz Intervention: A Glimpse into the Global Consequences of Regional Tensions
The Strait of Hormuz, a 90-kilometer-wide waterway that connects the Persian Gulf to …
Africa
Kenya: MPs Push for National Cancer Dialogue As Kenya Faces Rising Death Toll
Cancer’s Silent Grip on Kenya
As the sun sets over Nairobi’s bustling streets, the city’s vibrant soundscape is eerily punctuated by the somber reality of a …
Africa
UTME 2026: JAMB releases Mock results, announces date for main UTME
A Nation on Edge: The UTME 2026 Countdown Begins
As the sun rises over Nigeria’s bustling streets, a collective sense of tension and anticipation grips the nation. The …
Africa
US military denies strike on Iran sports hall after NYT report
A Strike in the Shadows
The night sky above the Iranian city of Lamerd was ablaze, the faint glow of flames illuminating the dark horizon. The screams of the injured and the wails …
Africa
Nigeria: 40 Detained Nigerians Deported From Mozambique
A Continent in Exile: The Forgotten Detainees of Mozambique
In the sweltering heat of a Mozambican detention cell, 40 Nigerians languished for weeks, their fate hanging …
Africa
Rubio says US may review Nato ties after Iran war
A Shift in the Balance of Power
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent comments have sent shockwaves through diplomatic circles, sparking debate about the future of the …
Africa
Misdiagnosed as Malaria: The hidden cost of delayed Lassa Fever detection in Nigeria
Silent Killer in the Shadows
Lagos, Nigeria - The city’s streets are eerily quiet, a stark contrast to the usual vibrant hum of life that pulses through its veins. It’s …
Africa
CSLS trains rangers to champion compliance with criminal justice laws
The Long Arm of the Law: CSLS Trains Rangers to Champion Compliance
It is a chilly winter morning in the bustling city of Abuja, Nigeria, and a group of rangers from various states …
Africa
Iran’s Red Crescent says US-Israeli strikes hit industrial, residential areas
Devastation in the Crosshairs: Iran’s Red Crescent Sounds Alarm on US-Israeli Strikes
A chilling silence has descended over Iran’s industrial heartland, punctuated only …