Burkina Faso’s Military Ruler Tells Nation to ‘Forget Democracy’
Captain Ibrahim Traore’s blunt rejection of democratic governance signals indefinite military rule in a country where political freedoms have been systematically dismantled... Read More
Tinubu Under Fire: Fuel at N1,500, Poverty at 63%, and a Nation Losing Patience
Nigeria is a pressure cooker and the lid is rattling. Nearly three years into President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, the convergence of... Read More
Trump Claims Iran Talks While Tehran Denies Everything
As US-Israeli strikes enter their fourth week, a diplomatic rift emerges over whether peace talks are even happening The US-Israeli military campaign... Read More
Governors Push State Police Plan to National Assembly — Could It End Nigeria’s Security Crisis?
After decades of debate, all 36 state governors have submitted a constitutional amendment framework for decentralized policing — and the Senate says... Read More
Tinubu Orders Political Appointees to Resign Before 2027 Race
President Bola Tinubu has issued a sweeping directive that could reshape Nigeria’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 general elections: all political... Read More
Oil Hits $110 as Middle East Conflict Enters Third Week
The world woke up Thursday to oil prices above $110 a barrel, global stock markets in freefall, and a Middle East conflict... Read More
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