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WHO convenes global experts in Brazzaville to strengthen clinical care for filovirus diseases elombatd@who.int Mon, 23/02/2026 – 16:30 23 February 2026…Read More

Health Systems 2050 roundtable explores South Africa’s future readiness nazrievf@who.int Mon, 23/02/2026 – 12:52 23 February 2026…Read More

The federal government is moving to overhaul agricultural insurance and cooperative financing structures in what officials describe as a major read more FG moves to overhaul agric insurance to strengthen food security…Read More

Save the Children International has commenced distribution of educational kits to 1,052 marginalised and vulnerable out-of-school children across nine communities read more Adamawa: Save The Children International flags off distribution of educational kits to 1,052 out-of-school children…Read More

As of late 2025, Ukrainian officials estimated that at least 1,436 African nationals from 36 countries are fighting for Russia read more The Russia–Ukraine war has turned into a major human trafficking pipeline for Africans…Read More

African startups pulled in $2.2 billion in equity funding in 2025, a 24 percent jump from the previous year, according read more Africa’s startups raise $2.2bn in 2025 as growth outruns Europe, China and India…Read More

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Nigeria’s transport sector surged to a record decade-high in the first nine months of 2025, read more Transport sector sees 649% investment surge, hits decade-high…Read More

Manchester United goalkeeper Senne Lammens delivered a standout performance at the Hill Dickinson Stadium as he secured the Player of the Match award with a rating of 8.23, helping seal a hard-fought 1–0 win over Everton. The decisive moment came from substitute Benjamin Sesko, whose sharp finish in the 71st minute separated the sides…Read More

In an industry often dominated by men, Yetty Kenny stands tall, breaking stereotypes and crafting her own definition of excellence. “I’m a woman, and I take pride in my work.” “In a world that often recognises men first, I’m here to show that women can not only match that energy…Read More

Nigerian cleric, Pastor Benjamin Egbaji, incarcerated in Benin Republic, was on Thursday released following a presidential pardon granted by President Patrice Talon. Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, confirmed this in a statement issued by her media aide, Dr Magnus Eze. She said Egbaji, a businessman from Cross River, was accused of an offence and detained under dehumanising conditions at a hospital in Cotonou. According to her, the cleric spent over two years in detention as his health deteriorated before he was eventually transferred to prison custody. She explained that a gazetted presidential amnesty dated Dec.…