Spain's EU Crisis: How a Single Border Breach Exposed Deep Fractures in European Migration Policy
Spain condemns EU allies for exploiting a migrant surge at Ceuta, as Italy suspends Schengen access and other nations threaten border closures.
Davido Marks 15 Years in Music with ORIADÉ Album Featuring Black Sherif, Leon Thomas
Afrobeats global star Davido releases sixth studio album ORIADÉ, celebrating 15 years in music with features from across Africa.
Gabon's President hails Ghana's mining reforms as continental model for resource transparency
Gabon's President Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema has praised Ghana's sweeping mining sector reforms, citing them as an example other African nations should follow.
Nigeria's farmer-herder violence escalates: what Ghanaians need to know about the regional security crisis
At least 14 killed in Benue state attack; cycle of violence highlights broader West African security challenges.
Nigerian Promoter Sam Larry Speaks Out After Surviving Deadly Lagos Crash That Killed Bouncer
Music promoter Sam Larry has broken silence following a fatal road accident on Lagos-Calabar Road that claimed his bouncer's life.
From Cell Bars to Record Charts: How Cameroon's Most Overcrowded Prison Built a Music Label
A Cameroonian prison has created an unlikely music studio and record label, giving inmates an outlet for creativity and redemption.
From Cameroon's Most Overcrowded Prison, a Record Label Gives Inmates a Voice
New Bell prison in Douala has spawned Jail Time Records, a music studio where inmates create art and find redemption despite horrific conditions.
Binance Teams Up with Anti-Trafficking Charity to Block Crypto Used in Human Exploitation
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance partners with STOP THE TRAFFIK to combat human trafficking funded through digital assets, addressing growing criminal use of crypto.
UN Investigates Alleged Massacre of Malian Soldiers as Sahel Conflict Intensifies
United Nations human rights office demands probe into reports of torture and execution of surrendering Malian troops during insurgent ambush in northern Mali.
Northwest Nigeria bandit attack kills 24 farmers; security concerns echo across West Africa
Armed gangs kill at least 24 farmers in Zamfara state, highlighting persistent insecurity in Nigeria's northwest region.
Airtel Africa Eyes London Stock Exchange for Mobile Money Spinoff as Energy Costs Bite
Airtel Africa plans to list its Airtel Money fintech unit on the London Stock Exchange in late 2026, amid global energy cost pressures.
Hanks Anuku opens up on partner's death, credits church deliverance for emotional recovery
Veteran Nollywood actor Hanks Anuku attributes his recent mental health struggles to the death of his long-term partner and mother of his children.