Nigerians are facing widespread electricity shortages despite the completion of scheduled maintenance on key gas-fired power plants, highlighting deeper systemic challenges in the country’s power sector....

Officially, Nigeria still uses N5, N10, N20, and N50 notes. On the streets, they are gone. Not by law. Not by policy. Not by a governor’s signature at the Central Bank. But by behaviour. Walk through Balogun, Ojuwoye, Agege market in Lagos, or Akute marke...

Depending on where this is said, it can attract applause or scepticism. Beyond rhetoric, the more relevant question is whether our agri-food systems allow this statement to become reality....

If the government buys green, the market will follow. Procurement can be Nigeria’s biggest ESG catalyst....

Zimbabwe’s decision to halt the export of all raw minerals and lithium concentrates is not just a mining policy adjustment. It is a declaration of intent....

The global humanitarian and development sector is entering a period of profound recalibration....

The McKinsey Health Institute and the World Economic Forum recently released a landmark report, The Human Advantage: Stronger Brains in the Age of AI, which is an urgent wake-up call as much as an optimistic playbook....

Too many Nigerian business owners treat their accounting ledgers like a catch‑all drawer, where a single line labelled “Miscellaneous Expenses" or “General Office Expenses” becomes a dumping ground for dozens of unclassified payments....