- 13 May, 2026
‘Rebel Moon’ the science-fiction epic showing devastation wrought by imperialism
In previous franchises, I think, you know, they’ve softened off the edges. And this is unapologetic. This is space fascism
Christmas decorations light up Lagos as economic context overshadows festivities
Christmas time is in the air. The lights in the streets and buildings around Nigeria’s economic capital are testimony to
France outside Niger: the end of Western counterterrorism in the Sahel
By forced and forced to leave Niger after Mali and Burkina Faso, France ratifies the end of a model of
Davido’s Unavailable is best song of 2023
The song, a fusion of Afrobeats and amapiano, is a joint effort by Nigerian singer Davido and South African producer
Texas gives police broader powers to arrest migrants
“I left my country because of the political situation and the injustice that happened there. No security, no safety, I
Researchers estimate fewer than 30 historic Black towns are left in the United States
“I’m a big advocate on African Black history and preserving that but also cultivating and scoping that future. What does
Angola quits OPEC over lower production quotas
At the meeting, Angola’s production level was dropped to 1.11 million barrels per month after an assessment by the three
DR Congo: Opposition leader Fayulu denounces “a violation of the electoral law”
Wednesday’s vote was marred by a chaotic rollout and lengthy delays. Speaking to Africanews Thursday (Dec. 21), opposition leader Martin
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Countries fret over prospect of wider Red Sea violence [Business Africa]
The hijackings, missile strikes and drone attacks on ships by Yemen’s Houthi rebels have forced the world’s biggest shipping and
DRC: elections to continue on Thursday
Hundreds of voters turned up early to cast their ballots but had to wait for over three hours for officials