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The popularity of sports betting as a pastime activity has increased astronomically across Africa with millions of bettors on a weekly basis.

Sports

The Changing Landscape of Sports Betting in Africa

For the sports betting industry in Africa, things are looking good. Growth across various markets continues to accelerate and new…
Tinubu calls for unity as China announces audacious $50bn pledge for Africa

News, Top Stories

Tinubu calls for unity as China announces audacious $50bn pledge for Africa

The President said cooperation is key to solving global challenges and that the China-Africa partnership is built on trust, mutual…
Africa faces massive Poverty and Economic hardship in the name of fighting Climate Change

Business, Opinion

Africa faces massive Poverty and Economic hardship in the name of fighting Climate Change

Phasing out fossil fuels in Africa also would be harmful to the many international and indigenous oil and gas companies…
EFCC

News

Olukoyede laments Africa’s loss of $88.6bn to Illicit financial flow annually

Speaking on the theme “Africa’s Tax Agenda in Combatting Illicit Financial Flows: From Words to Action,”, the EFCC’s boss emphasized…
Soyinka is an inspirational global icon who brought great pride to our country with his contributions to literature and the arts in the world

Top Stories

Calls for Coups d’etat unprincipled, opportunistic, dehumanizing – Soyinka

The literary icon spoke against the backdrop of coup detats becoming the new normal in the West African coast as…
U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken says safety of civilian population key to America's support to tackle insecurity in Nigeria, Africa

Top Stories

Insecurity: Blinken gives condition for U.S. support for Nigeria, Africa

Blinken said it was important from the U.S. perspective and the perspective of the U.S. Congress to focus on making…
Tinubu appoints Dr. Usman Bello new Chairman of CCB

Opinion

Africa can become the world’s green manufacturing powerhouse

The startling loss of 90% of Lake Chad over the past three decades is a perfect example of this. We…
AU Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat condemns resurgence of military coups in Africa but attributes it to bad governance

World News

AU chairperson attributes resurgence of coups in Africa to bad governance

The AU chairperson, who was in New York to attend the seventh high-level dialogue, spoke in the context of the…
An 80-year-old man, Isiyaka Ayinde, has reportedly committed suicide by hanging self with a rope in Araromi Imota area of Lagos State.

News

Why more men commit suicide in Africa – Africa CDC Advisor

Men do not reach out for help for mental health concerns or issues that they face because of the culture…
Tinubu

News

First Lady Remi Tinubu urges victims of sexual violence to speak out

The first lady also urged victims and survivors of such menace and those that were aware of people being abused…
Vice President Kashim Shettima reiterates Nigeria’s leadership responsibility to Africa and the entire black race

Opinion

The significance of Shetimma’s clarion call to all Nigerians

Shettima is not just a lone voice, crying in the wilderness, he was saying the same truth Nelson Mandela once…
Alake of Egbaland Oba Gbadebo

News

Alake: Military has no business in governance 

Alake recalled the  experience of Nigeria under the late military head of State, Sani Abacha,  noting that no Nigerian would…

News

Why democracy is under threat in Africa – Gov. Adeleke

Adeleke made the assertion at a three day executive retreat organised by the African office of the United Nations Development…
Clockwise from top left: Sekou Toure, Emmanuel Macron, Arikana Chihombori-Quao and Peter Tosh

Opinion, World News

How France still keeps former African colonies in bondage

Festus Adedayo journalist, biographer, lawyer and public affairs analyst writes on how France still keeps its former colonies slavery from…
13-yr-old Nigerian programmer, Joshua Agboola, emerges youngest Certified Amazon Web Services, AWS, Developer Associate in Africa

Metro, Top Stories

Nigeria’s Joshua Agboola, 13, emerges youngest AWS developer associate in Africa

Agboola had earlier taken and passed the AWS Cloud Practitioner certification becoming the youngest in Africa to do so.
Buratai

News

Why coup should be seen as organised crime – Buratai

By Sumaila Ogbaje Former Chief of Army Staff, retired Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, has said that coup should be seen as…
Niger Republic Head of State, Brigadier-General Abdourahmane Tchiani, on Christmas night, 25 December, 2024, accused Nigeria of conspiring with France to destabilise his country. F

Opinion

Homosexuality should neither be criminalised nor weaponised

So, if an NGO gets funding to promote homosexuality, that precisely is what it is going to do as it…
On May 25, 60 years ago Africa led the world in creating the first-ever pan-continental political body with the establishment of OAU

Opinion

May 25: Why Politics Matters for Africa’s Development

Sadly, sixty years after, not much seems to have been achieved by the OAU. Not even after it transformed into…
Dr Akinwumi Adesina AfDB President.

Business

Africa faces annual GDP shortfall of $127.2bn by 2030 – AfDB

It added that the bank would organise a pre-Annual Meeting news conference in Abidjan on April 20 to herald its…
French President Emmanuel Macron begins five-day trip to Africa with stops in Gabon, Angola, Congo and Congo-Brazzaville.

World News

Macron heads to Africa for 5-day trip

Macron’s trip to Africa came at a time when France, as a former colonial power, is coming under pressure in…
UNODC says trafficked medical products kill almost 500,000 sub-Saharan Africans every year, noting that action is needed to stem the flow.

World News

Fake medicines kill almost 500,000 sub-Saharan Africans a year – UNODC

In sub-Saharan Africa, as many as 267,000 deaths per year are linked to falsified and substandard antimalarial medicines, the transnational…
Ericsson, multinational telecommunications company, projects 5G subscriptions in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) will grow to 150 million by 2028.

Business, World News

Sub-Saharan Africa 5G subscriptions to hit 150m – Report

The Ericsson report said that currently, 4G represented 29 per cent of mobile subscriptions in SSA with 4G subscriptions expected…
Bill and Melinda Foundation says its 1.4bn dollars to Africa, including Nigeria, is to spur a pipeline of climate-smart agriculture projects

World News

COP27: Why we granted $1.4bn to Nigeria, others – Gates Foundation

While 2.1 million dollars is meant for research and development in agriculture sector in Nigeria, Chikava said that the foundation…
UN Deputy Secretary- General, Nigeria’s Amina Mohammed says the growth of terrorism is a major threat to international peace and security currently felt most keenly in Africa.

World News

Growth of terrorism in Africa, major threat to peace – UN deputy chief

Mohammed said terrorists and violent extremists including Da’esh, Al-Qaida and their affiliates have exploited instability and conflicts to increase their…
Education

Education, News, Top Stories

Private sector, key partner for education-driven development in Africa

With over 60% of its population below 25 years of age and its citizens projected to comprise over 40% of…
Climate change

World News

Africa loses 15% GDP to climate change

Urama reiterated the need for the global community to meet its 100-billion-dollar commitment to help the developing countries and African…
Osinbajo proposes debt-for-climate swaps with developed countries

Headlines, News

Osinbajo proposes debt-for-climate swaps with developed countries

In a call that can at once significantly advance the course of global net-zero emissions targets, facilitate energy access and…

World News

11 African countries in 5th COVID wave

Africa has now procured 784 million vaccine doses, but only about 17 per cent of the population in Africa has…
WHO DG Tedros Ghebreyesus warns that COVID-19 pandemic could be worse this year

Headlines, World News

WHO releases shocking figures on COVID-19 infections in Africa

The study released on Thursday claimed that more than two thirds of Africans have been infected by COVID-19 since the…
Gaming

Business

Can Africa become a leader in the Gaming Market?

African developers will, therefore, struggle to take their sizeable market shares, but they could still be in a position to…
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