
Tragedy Strikes Mali: Defence Minister Killed in Coordinated Jihadist Attacks, Curfew Imposed
Mali is grappling with escalating jihadist violence, leading the U.S. Embassy to issue a security alert and curfew in Bamako. The crisis intensified with the assassination of Defence Minister General Sadio Camara in a coordinated attack by al-Qaeda-linked groups and Tuareg rebels, highlighting significant pressure on Mali's interim leadership and sparking warnings for Nigeria's counter-terrorism policies.
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has been named the 2026 Business Leader of the Year by the Harvard Business School Association of Northern California, recognized for his impactful leadership and focus on scalability. Under Garlinghouse's guidance, Ripple has achieved significant milestones, including major acquisitions and critical regulatory licenses, solidifying its role in the evolving cryptocurrency landscape.
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Litecoin experienced a security incident involving a zero-day exploit and DoS attack, leading to invalid MWEB transactions. The development team promptly issued an update, reversed invalid transactions with a 13-block reorg, and released a new Core version with critical security patches, urging all users to upgrade.This Health App Didn’t Disappear, But the System It Built Just Did
M-TIBA didn’t shut down entirely, but the My Health Funds wallet did, leaving millions without a trusted way to save for healthcare and exposing a deeper gap in Africa’s health-tech systems.Companies Spent Billions Replacing Humans With AI. Some Are Already Asking Humans to Come Back
AI is replacing jobs, but the story is messier than the headlines suggest. From Klarna rehiring humans to the real cost of AI agents, here's what the AI jobs revolution actually looks like in 2026.Bitcoin Hits 11-Week High, But Nigeria’s Crypto Interest Remains Strong
Bitcoin has surged to an 11-weeks high, but Nigeria's crypto interest remains consistently strong. This is what the latest rally reveals about adoption, usage, and financial behaviour in the country.BBC's Blunders Can't Stop 'I Swear' From Being a Must-Watch!
The biopic "I Swear," directed by Kirk Jones, recounts the life of John Davidson, who overcame Tourette Syndrome to become a celebrated activist, earning star Robert Aramayo a BAFTA. The film masterfully blends humor with the profound emotional journey of seeking normalcy amidst involuntary outbursts, concluding with a hint of an unfortunate off-screen narrative.
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Donald Trump held an uncharacteristically brief and focused press conference addressing a White House Correspondents Dinner shooting. Evacuated from the event, Trump spoke from the press briefing room, notably refraining from his usual bombastic style, though he did subtly promote the White House ballroom and criticize California.Companies Selling the Most AI Chips — A Look at Who’s Powering the AI Boom
Nvidia dominates global AI chip sales, shipping nearly two-thirds of compute capacity in Q4 2025. Here’s a ranked list of the top AI chip companies and what it means for the industry.Beijing Auto Show 2026: A Spectacle of Wild Rides and Stunning Debuts
The 2026 Beijing Auto Show showcased a vast array of vehicle debuts, reflecting the rapid growth and innovation in China's automotive industry. Highlights included luxury extended-range SUVs like the Li Auto L9 and XPeng GX, alongside unique designs such as the "My Little Pony" BYD Yuan Plus and the rugged BAW 212 Truck.Nokia Went From Making Your First Phone to Building AI Infrastructure — What That Shift Means for Africa's Internet
Nokia’s shift from mobile phones to AI infrastructure reveals a deeper story about global internet power, and why Africa risks being left behind without urgent investment in broadband, data centres, and energy.The African Influence Behind Some of America’s Iconic Comfort Foods
Before it was called soul food, it was African food. This is the hidden story of how West African cooking shaped America’s most iconic comfort dishes.
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Before GSM giants took over, Nigeria's early CDMA operators made phone access possible for millions. This is the story of how they helped build the telecom market and why they couldn't keep it.How Did Victoria Island In Lagos Earn Its Name?
A British queen who never visited Nigeria, a Lagos chieftaincy family paid off and displaced, and 300,000 people forcibly evicted in 1990 to make way for luxury real estate. This is the real history of Victoria Island.Xenophobia in South Africa: The Act Of Biting the Hands That "Freed" You
Blame the Zimbabwean shop owner, the Nigerian trader, the Mozambican worker, because it’s obviously easier than fixing unemployment, governance, or a constitution that promised equality. South Africa’s xenophobia crisis is back, and it's explaining a whole lot, including deep hypocrisy.The History of Lagos as a Commercial Center
From a small coastal settlement known as Eko to a global economic powerhouse, Lagos has grown through centuries of trade, colonial development, and modern innovation. Its strategic location, busy ports, and thriving markets have made it Nigeria’s commercial heartbeat and one of Africa’s most important business cities.When Criminals Dictate Terms, What Power Does the State Still Hold?
While ordinary Nigerians get arrested for a tweet, Boko Haram is livestreaming from hideouts and issuing ransom ultimatums. Nigeria's real problem was never just insecurity, it was always about power and who gets to escape it.
Read More ( 6 min. read)→The War on Poverty is on Pause: What Tinubu’s Reforms Really Mean for the Average Nigerian
President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper poverty and hardship. Here’s what the reforms really mean for the average citizenOPINION: Should Education Be Free To All?
This in-depth analysis examines the promise and pitfalls of tuition-free learning, from breaking cycles of poverty to fears of declining quality. With examples from Finland to sub-Saharan Africa, it explores how nations can balance equity, funding, and excellence in an age where knowledge is the key to progress.Should Nigeria Adopt a Four-Day Work Week?
As countries experiment with shorter work weeks, Nigeria faces a pressing question: could a four-day schedule ease burnout, boost productivity, and reshape work culture—or would it clash with our unique economic realities?How Remembering Ancestors Shapes Moral Philosophy
By reflecting on the lives of those who came before us—their virtues, mistakes, and choices—we uncover a deeper, more personal foundation for understanding right and wrong.Mali Crisis: Defense Minister Killed in Coordinated Insurgent Attacks
Mali faced a severe escalation of jihadist attacks on April 25, resulting in the assassination of Defense Minister Sadio Camara in Kati and an attempt on General Assimi Goïta's life. Coordinated strikes by groups like JNIM and FLA extended across the country, with FLA subsequently claiming full control of Kidal after clashes with the Malian army and Russian forces.
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The largest humanitarian challenge and a major disaster due to conflict in Sudan and related challenges are intensifying, causing significant loss of life and a profound human rights crisis. This critical report details the urgent need for comprehensive international action to address this escalating emergency.Travel Alert: Mali engulfed in fresh clashes with armed groups
Mali's army confirmed widespread clashes with unidentified armed fighters attacking barracks in Bamako and other regions, amidst ongoing jihadist turmoil. This comes as the military government aligns more closely with Russia, leading to significant internal political shifts and a crackdown on dissent.6 Types of Bullying Your Child Might Encounter
Bullying isn’t always obvious. From verbal attacks to social exclusion and online harassment, these are six common types of bullying, how to spot them, and what you can actually do.10 Foods That Actually Help Your Skin Stay Healthy and Glow
Discover 10 science-backed foods that nourish your skin from within, boosting hydration, collagen production, and that natural, healthy glow.Sadiq Umar's Stunning Winner Shocks Girona, Sparks Coach's Emotional Reaction
Sadiq Umar's crucial goal secured a 2-1 victory for Valencia over Girona, significantly boosting their La Liga survival hopes. The Super Eagles striker's impressive form has earned praise from coach Carlos Corberan and strengthened his case for an international call-up. Valencia now eyes potential European qualification following this vital win.
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