Strait of Hormuz Crisis Sends Oil Past $105 as Iran War Enters Third Week
The U.S.-Israeli military campaign against Iran has now entered its third week, and the economic shockwaves are being felt from gas stations... Read More
Nigeria’s biggest opposition governor set to defect to APC.
The PDP Governors’ Forum chairman reportedly preparing to cross to the ruling party — a move that would gut the opposition at... Read More
Zimbabwe Bans Raw Mineral Exports in Bold Bet to Keep Africa’s Wealth in Africa
Harare’s immediate ban on raw lithium and mineral concentrate exports is the continent’s most aggressive move yet to capture value from the... Read More
Madagascar’s Military Ruler Sacks Entire Cabinet Amid Growing Youth Pressure
Colonel Michael Randrianirina, the military officer who took control of Madagascar in October 2025, has dissolved his government and dismissed Prime Minister... Read More
From Rapper to Prime Minister: How Nepal’s Gen Z Revolution Just Rewrote the Political Playbook
A four-year-old political party led by a former rapper has just delivered one of the most stunning electoral landslides in modern Asian... Read More
Obi Makes It Official: Picks Up ADC Card, Challenges the 2026 Electoral Act
Peter Obi has drawn a line in the sand. The former Labour Party presidential candidate formally collected his African Democratic Congress membership... Read More
US Embassy Issues Security Alert for Nigeria as IMN Protests Loom in Abuja
The United States Embassy in Abuja has issued a security alert warning American citizens of planned protests by the Islamic Movement of... Read More
No Deal. Then Bombs: Iran, Israel, and America
For decades, the conflict between Iran, Israel, and the United States was fought in shadows — through proxy militias, cyberattacks, assassinations, and... Read More
US-Iran Nuclear Talks End with “Significant Progress” but No Deal
The United States and Iran wrapped up their third round of indirect nuclear negotiations in Geneva on Thursday, with both sides signaling... Read More