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A Nigerian court freed 119 protesters, including minors, following President Bola Tinubu’s order to drop charges linked to August’s economic protests

The ongoing Sudan war has displaced 135,000 civilians in El Gezira, as RSF attacks echo the brutal violence seen last year in Darfur

Africa’s path to economic self-sustainability requires governance reform, infrastructure development, and education to unlock the continent’s full potential 

Kemi Badenoch vows to revive the Conservative Party with a combative right-wing approach, focusing on “authentic conservatism” to regain power

KEY POINTS Carlyle sold its stake in Mazarine Energy to the CEO. Ramphastos also divested its Mazarine shares to van Kersbergen. Mazarine plans continued growth across Europe and Africa Carlyle …

Oil production in Nigeria fuels economic growth but brings complex environmental and social challenges that demand balanced policy solutions

The U.S. condemns Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces for civilian attacks, warning of potential sanctions if violence persists

IFC and Nigeria’s central bank team up to expand naira-based financing, cutting forex risk and empowering local businesses in key sectors

Social media and citizen journalism empower African voices to share real stories, driving change and accountability across the continent

CAF awards Nigeria 3-0 win after Libya travel delays, raising concerns over visiting teams’ treatment in African competitions