Britain and South Africa hand back Ghanaian royal artefacts/in /by
The more than 130 gold and bronze items were taken from Ghana between the 1870s and early 20th century.
Nigeria: Troops Destroy 14 Illegal Oil Refining Sites, Nab 14 Suspects in N’delta/in /by
[This Day] Port Harcourt -- Troops of the 6 Division, Nigeria Army has arrested 14 suspects for alleged involvement in illegal oil refining in the Niger Delta region.
Migrant returnees to Guinea describe ordeals faced/in /by
Tens of thousands of Africans are back home with help from the International Organization for Migration’s voluntary return programme.
Protesters in Nigeria disrupt opening of major West African art museum/in /by
Protesters in Nigeria have disrupted this week's opening of a major museum of West African art, where local disputes over the world-renowned Benin Bronzes have already kept them from being put on display.
Gabon: Wife and son of former president Ali Bongo face corruption trial/in /by
Sylvia Bongo Ondimba and Noureddin Bongo Valentin are among 13 people facing charges including embezzlement of public funds and active corruption.
Mali TikTok influencer killed after posts supporting military/in /by
Armed men in Mali killed a TikTok influencer who had posted videos in support of the West African nation's military, authorities said Monday.
Lebanese authorities release son of Libya’s Muammar Gaddafi, ending 10-year detention/in /by
Hannibal Gaddafi paid a $900,000 bail, ending his 10-year detention for allegedly withholding information about a missing Lebanese cleric.
Ongoing violence displaces thousands in Sudan after the fall of El Fasher/in /by
Footage from the Saudi Arabian TV channel Al Arabiya showed the extent of the damage in El Fasher.
Nigeria: Marketers Blame Supply Hiccups As Cooking Gas Prices Surge Again/in /by
[Leadership] The prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), commonly known as cooking gas, have surged again across major Nigerian cities, with marketers attributing the hike to persistent supply chain disruptions.
Nigeria: Renowned Energy Professor, Iledare, Wants Nigeria to Curb Oil Export/in /by
[This Day] Abuja -- Professor Emeritus of Petroleum Economics, Wumi Iledare, has aligned with the recent view by the Chairman of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Board of Governors, Ademola Adeyemi-Bero, that Nigeria should end the wholesale export of its crude oil.