"Don't think about the problem. Think about the solution." Those powerful words from Ayokunle Olajubu, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of United Bank for Africa (UBA) Liberia, resonated ...

Analysis - Female activists are filling the reporting gap in Sudan, but this raises concerns about credibility, protection and oversight.

Defence Counsel M. L. Ceesay yesterday urged the Kanifing Magistrates' Court to strike out the case involving Kanimang Bajo, who was recently arraigned before Magistrate Manneh of the Kanifing ...

High Court Judge Bahati Mwamuye has called for a national conversation on cannabis policy in Kenya, saying the country's current approach may no longer reflect social realities despite dismissing a ...

Senegalese Football Federation president has disclosed that coach Thiaw salary demands caused the country's 2026 World Cup downfall.

Document - Nigerian youths have been urged to embrace responsibility, uphold unity and place national interest above personal ambition, with a call to prioritise service, sacrifice and purposeful ...

Choosing a path for the future has never been easy, but for young people today, such rapid technological change as artificial intelligence (AI) is making it increasingly difficult to predict which ...

Mozambique's Confederation of Business Associations (CTA) calls for adoption of structural reforms to reduce the costs of doing business, improve corporate liquidity, and strengthen legal ...

Liberian defensive midfielder Theo Nimely has completed a high-profile move to Myanmar National League giants Yangon United FC, signing a one-year contract ahead of the club's highly anticipated ...

The Mozambican Minister of Agriculture, Roberto Albino, has challenged the private sector to prioritize agricultural development projects so that the country can achieve food self-sufficiency and ...

The Paramount Chief of The Gambia, Chief Yahya Jarjusey, on 13 July 2026 paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Chief Justice, Hon. Justice Hassan B. Jallow, at his chambers in Banjul.

The Mozambican government has reaffirmed that the Portuguese oil company, Galp, must pay the taxes claimed by the country's Tax Authority from the sale of its stake in Area 4 of the Rovuma Basin.