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By Emmanuel Nduka The President Bola Tinubu-led cranky Federal Government of Nigeria is seeking an additional $2 billion crude oil-backed loan from international lenders to supplement the country’s finances, which have been self-strained by the president’s...

By Ebi Kesiena Ghana has experienced over 4 million data breaches in 2024 alone, according to Surfshark, a Netherlands-based virtual private network (VPN) firm. With 12 data breaches recorded per every 100 Ghanaians, the country ranks...

By Emmanuel Nduka The Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has found the Nigerian Government guilty of violating the fundamental human rights of youths who participated in the EndSARS protest...

By Emmanuel Nduka Dazed by rising protests against his government, Kenya’s President William Ruto announced on Thursday announced that he has dismissed his entire Cabinet, except his Foreign Minister “with immediate effect”. The move follows nationwide...

By Lucy Adautin The military junta in Mali has ended its suspension of political party activities, initially imposed to maintain public order, as announced by the council of ministers late Wednesday. The suspension, declared in April,...

By Ebi Kesiena President William Ruto has alleged that unnamed foreign individuals are sponsoring unrest in an attempt to destabilize his government. During the commissioning of the Kimuka Power Substation in Kajiado County on Wednesday, Ruto...