In 2026, education does not enter a moment of transition; it enters a year shaped by unresolved structural choices. Artificial intelligence increasingly influences lesson planning and assessment, hybrid learning has shifted from experimentation...

Nigeria has recorded the steepest decline in passport power in Africa over the past two decades, highlighting how limited visa liberalisation, tightening global mobility rules, and weak reciprocal agreements have steadily eroded travel access for Africa’s...

With barely 14 months to Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, the National Assembly is recalibrating the framework that governs political contests, following the passage of a proposed amendment to the Electoral Act....

Rwanda’s inflation accelerated for the first time in six months in December 2025, rising to 5.2 percent from November’s nine-month low of 5.1 percent, driven largely by higher food and fuel prices, according to data from the National Institute of Statisti...

With the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) already up 4.9 percent in 2026 and market capitalisation firmly above the N100 trillion mark, some investment calls are beginning to play out faster than expected. Several stocks flagged for upside have already attracted s...

Nigeria’s aviation sector faces tighter fiscal conditions in 2026 as the federal government slashed total budgetary allocation to the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development to N87.3 billion, representing a 23 percent decline from the N113.19 billi...

Sani Danladi, a tomato farmer in his mid-50s, stood quietly on his expansive farm, surveying rows of ripe tomatoes ready for harvest. The sight should have marked a moment of triumph after months of labour....

Nigeria's liquefied natural gas exports reached a five-year high of 2.1 billion cubic meters in December 2025, marking a reversal of fortunes for Africa's largest LNG producer as improved feed-gas availability breathes new life into facilities that have s...