Pro-Buhari group warns APC stakeholders attacking Abba Kyari, others
Pro-Buhari group warns APC stakeholders attacking Abba Kyari, others.…
Is Africa benefiting from US-China trade row?
As the US and China are at loggerheads over their trade relations, investors ponder business opportunities in Africa, says Christian Wessels, director of the European Business Organisation (EBO) Nigeria.…
Europe heat wave sparks massive wildfire in Spain, record temperatures in France
As a heat wave continues to scorch parts of Western Europe, a wildfire has broken out in northeastern Spain and France measured its highest-ever June temperature. The heat is expected to continue…
Supreme court backs partisan voting maps, puts census citizenship question on hold
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Constitution doesn’t let judges throw out voting maps for being too partisan and put on hold the Trump administration’s plan to include a citizenship question…
Tunisia’s president hospitalized as terror strikes capital
Tunisia's aging president, Beji Caid Essebsi, has been rushed to hospital after falling "seriously ill." News of the 92-year-old's deteriorating health came as two suicide bombings struck Tunis.…
What Obasanjo told Nigerian Youths
What Obasanjo told Nigerian Youths.…
World Cup spending: More sponsor money for women’s game, but gap remains
World Cup spending: More sponsor money for women's game, but gap remains.…
Apple chief designer Jony Ive to leave and start own business
Jony Ive helped bring Apple back from the brink of collapse in the 1990s. He was a close confidant of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and the lead designer for various key projects,…
German chemical firm BASF to cut 6,000 jobs
The German chemical giant has said it will cut 6,000 jobs by 2021 to "streamline" its administration. BASF has said it expects to save $300 million annually with the move. Half the…
Why Nigerian youths visited Obasanjo
Why Nigerian youths visited Obasanjo.…