All Six Goldman Prize Winners Are Women for the First Time Ever
Nigerian bat conservationist Iroro Tanshi leads a historic all-female class honored for fighting wildfires, mining giants, and climate destruction across six continents.... Read More
Burkina Faso Dissolves 118 NGOs in Sweeping Crackdown on Civil Society
Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch condemn the military junta’s latest move to silence dissent, warning of a systematic erasure of democratic... Read More
Three Years of War: Sudan’s Forgotten Crisis Hits a Grim Milestone
As world leaders gather in Berlin to mark the anniversary, new data reveals 30 million Sudanese need urgent aid and nearly 700... Read More
Akpabio Claims Terror Attacks Are Political Plot as Nigeria’s Security Meltdown Deepens
The Senate President says bombings will ‘stop two weeks after elections’ even as the death toll from a military airstrike on a... Read More
Outrage Mounts as Nigeria Admits Airstrike Hit Packed Market
Nigeria is reeling from one of its deadliest military incidents in years after a Nigerian Air Force airstrike targeting Boko Haram insurgents... Read More
Pope Leo Heads to Algeria as He Starts Four-Country Africa Tour
Pope Leo XIV took off from Rome this morning on the most ambitious papal Africa trip in a generation — an 11-day,... Read More
Nigeria’s government says the country is NOT collapsing. Over 50 civil society groups say it IS.
Information Minister insists the country is showing resilience and progress, but a coalition of over 50 civil society organizations warns the government... Read More
Trump Threatens NATO Exit as Iran War Enters Second Month
The president’s comments mark the most serious challenge to the Western military alliance since its founding in 1949, as European allies scramble... Read More
The Falade Twins: Parallel Careers, Shared Origins, and a Rare Rise in Nigeria’s Energy Sector
Few stories in Nigeria’s corporate world are as striking as that of Leye and Gbite Falade, the twin brothers whose careers have... Read More