Political pressure is mounting around British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as reports emerge that Buckingham Palace has issued what sections of the British press describe as a subtle but pointed warning ahead of the highly anticipated King’s Speech. The controversy erupted after media headlines claimed that the Palace delivered a “six-word warning” to the embattled […]
Ado-Ekiti — Uncertainty continues to surround the source of the lingering odour reported across parts of Ado-Ekiti, despite arrests, fumigation efforts, and ongoing investigations by the Ekiti State Government. Residents in several parts of the city say the choking smell — most noticeable during late-night and early-morning hours — has persisted for weeks, raising growing
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Johannesburg — South Africa’s Constitutional Court of South Africa has revived impeachment proceedings against President Cyril Ramaphosa over the “Farmgate” scandal involving the theft of large sums of foreign currency hidden inside a sofa at his private farm. The ruling overturns aspects of Parliament’s earlier handling of the case and reopens scrutiny over one of
Kinshasa/Addis Ababa — The Democratic Republic of the Congo is projected to overtake Ethiopia as Africa’s fourth-largest economy in 2026, according to International Monetary Fund estimates driven by rising demand for critical minerals used in global clean energy industries. The IMF projects the DRC’s economy to reach approximately $123 billion in 2026, marginally ahead of
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Abuja/Lagos — Nigeria’s digital economy is growing at a rapid pace, but cybersecurity systems and regulatory safeguards are struggling to match the scale and sophistication of emerging threats, according to sector assessments and expert analyses reviewed by TMN. Driven by rising internet penetration, digital banking, fintech expansion, e-commerce, and online marketplaces, Nigeria has become Africa’s
Abuja/Pretoria — Relations between Nigeria and South Africa have come under renewed strain following fresh xenophobic attacks targeting Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa. The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has threatened to stage protests against South African businesses operating in Nigeria, accusing authorities in Pretoria of failing to curb recurring violence
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Paris/Abuja — President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has presented Nigeria’s economic reform programme to international investors in Paris, urging sustained confidence in the country’s economy as the administration seeks to attract global capital and strengthen macroeconomic stability. During engagements with investors and financial stakeholders, Tinubu defended ongoing reforms as necessary measures aimed at repositioning Africa’s largest
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Abuja — A Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted former Minister of Power Saleh Mamman in a money laundering case involving about ₦33 billion. Justice James Omotosho delivered the judgment on Thursday in the 12-count amended charge filed against the former minister by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The EFCC had accused
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Abuja — Former President Goodluck Jonathan has fuelled fresh political speculation ahead of the 2027 elections after responding to calls for him to contest, saying he would “consult widely” before taking any decision. Speaking to supporters and political stakeholders urging him to return to the presidential race, Jonathan acknowledged the appeals but stopped short of
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Africa’s most populous nation sits atop the world’s ninth-largest gas reserves, basks in some of the continent’s most generous solar radiation, and still cannot keep the lights on. This is not bad luck. It is a choice — one made repeatedly, deliberately, and profitably by those with the power to change it. Nigeria runs on
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