By Stephen Lazi Akhere Ph.D Over a century, African Nations have strife so hard to maintain her position in global economy. But the reverse has not been favourable.
By Felix Onuah and Ulf Laessing Nigeria launched a $10 billion infrastructure programme on Thursday in its restive Delta region as part of a plan to end an insurgency that.
Burundi’s Justice Minister Aimée Laurentine Kanyana notified the United Nations on Thursday of the country’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, which will take effect one year from Oct. 27,.
The Elizade University, a private tertiary institution in Ilara-Mokin, Ondo State was founded in 2012 by Chief Micheal Ade Ojo. In this exclusive interview with Chris Anyanwu of the.
. . .to be honoured with the African Leadership Excellence Award By Ehis Ayere The African Leadership Magazine’s Good Performance Polls for Nigeria’s Best Performing Public Institution ended on Thursday.
By Wanjala Danson The Government of Uganda has started talks with the the Government of the Russian Federation meant to see Uganda take the next steps towards nuclear power.
By William Q. Harmon President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s constitutionally dictated absence at the upcoming 2017 presidential election will not be missed, gender-wise, as the first female aspirant has emerged saying.
By Steve Holland (Reuters) U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said on Tuesday that Democrat Hillary Clinton’s plan for Syria would “lead to World War Three,” because of the.
By Sebastian Mhofu Scientists in Zimbabwe say they have developed new heat- and drought-tolerant varieties of maize that may be ready for sale ahead of the next planting season..
By Kingsley Okeke The energy and entrepreneurial spirit on the streets of major cities in Africa is palpable. From Lagos to Nairobi, the opportunities are legion. Take this from those.
