Recent airport toll gate chaos and banking sector directives expose Nigeria's persistent failure to implement public policy with adequate preparation and stakeholder consultation.

Joseph Kent's resignation from the National Counterterrorism Center over the Iran conflict has exposed divisions within US security leadership, while President Trump delayed a Beijing summit to focus on Middle East escalation.

Foreign Minister Araghchi declares Iran's political system resilient following targeted killings of senior officials, while directly blaming Washington for regional escalation.

Political movements across Nigeria signal early jockeying for the 2027 elections, with defection talks involving PDP governors and succession battles within the APC raising questions about party cohesion.

Medical teams in Limpopo successfully separated twins joined at the abdomen and chest, while new research documents persistent health inequities affecting Black women in America.

From Plateau's N300 million Ramadan support to Lagos councils launching cash empowerment schemes, state and local governments across Nigeria are deploying targeted interventions to cushion citizens against economic hardship.

MTN Group's five-year plan to connect up to 30 million African homes to broadband signals a continental shift in connectivity ambitions, even as the telecoms giant navigates geopolitical constraints in Iran and tower operators record steady infrastructure gains.

Trustpilot's annual profit quadrupled on a 1,490% surge in AI-driven click-throughs, while Nvidia chief Jensen Huang projects revenue exceeding $1 trillion through 2027, marking a decisive shift in how artificial intelligence redistributes value across the technology sector.

South African companies face mounting cyber threats alongside a critical skills shortage and evolving regulations, while the EU's sanctions against Chinese and Iranian firms signal escalating geopolitical tensions in digital security.

Multiple suicide attacks struck three locations across Nigeria's Maiduguri on March 17, killing at least 23 people and injuring 108 during evening prayers, shattering a year-long period of relative calm in the northeastern city.

The Nigeria Customs Service's Apapa command has intercepted 3,398 cartons of codeine syrup valued at N3.39 billion, marking a significant enforcement action against pharmaceutical smuggling in Africa's most populous nation.

Two technology partnerships aim to modernize South African farming operations through mobile welding equipment and integrated data platforms for protected agriculture.

Nigeria's ruling All Progressives Congress has rejected speculation about President Tinubu's electoral vulnerability in 2027, while opposition parties launch digital registration campaigns to strengthen their organisational capacity.

Taiwo Oyedele takes oath as Minister of State for Finance with mandate to strengthen revenue collection and fiscal discipline, while Senate confirms former lawmaker Magnus Abe as NUPRC Board Chairman.

President Bola Tinubu has directed Nigeria's service chiefs to relocate to Maiduguri following multiple suicide bombings that killed at least 23 people and injured over 100, as the military warns of additional threats.