Rev360 Launch: What Nigeria’s New Tax System Really Means for Businesses and Individuals
Rev360 launches April 30, introducing a new digital tax system by the Nigeria Revenue Service. This is what it means for Nigerian businesses, freelancers, and taxpayers.
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Omoyele Sowore boycotted a recent opposition summit in Ibadan, criticizing attendees as "recycled failures" and advocating for a genuine alternative for Nigeria. Meanwhile, prominent opposition figures discussed strategies for the 2027 elections, a move the ruling APC quickly dismissed as a "waste of time."Chaos Erupts: Gunman Attacks White House Event, Trump Rushed to Safety
A shooting incident at the White House Correspondents' Dinner at the Washington Hilton led to the evacuation of President Donald Trump and other officials. Authorities apprehended suspect Cole Tomas Allen, 31, who was heavily armed, and a Secret Service officer was injured but protected by body armor. President Trump later linked the event to the urgent need for a new, secure ballroom at the White House.Your ATM Card Is About to Cost More, But the CBN Is Also Scrapping Some Charges
The CBN's draft 2026 Guide to Charges proposes raising ATM card fees to N1,500 while scrapping the N50 monthly maintenance fee and making small digital transfers free. Here's what changes and what it means for bank customers.What Does a 30% Debt Cut Actually Mean for Airlines and You?
Nigeria’s 30% airline debt cut may sound like relief, but it doesn’t touch the real crisis—jet fuel costs. Here’s what it actually means for airlines and passengers.Kenya's ODM Rift Explodes: Linda Mwananchi Faction Roars, Challenging Party Loyalty
The ODM party is facing significant internal rifts as the Linda Mwananchi faction emerges, challenging traditional leadership and declaring Siaya Governor James Orengo as Acting Party leader. This faction aims to unseat President William Ruto in 2027 and is supporting Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi, who recently suffered an assault believed to be politically motivated.
Read More ( 3 min. read)→Zambia's Political Firestorm: AG's Burial Battle Ignites National Fury Over Ex-President Lungu's Remains
A protracted dispute over the burial of Zambia's Sixth Republican President, Edgar Lungu, continues following his death in South Africa last year. Conflicting statements regarding the custody of his remains and a family challenge to court orders have intensified calls from religious leaders and civil society for a respectful resolution to preserve national dignity and unity.Ghana's Gold War: Critics Slam Government's 'Arbitrary' Galamsey Fight Amidst Blue Water Guards' Failure
Daryl Bosu of A Rocha Ghana critiques the government's galamsey fight, citing the limited impact of the Blue Water Guards initiative and the weakening of legal provisions under Act 995. He argues that the decision to deport foreign offenders instead of prosecuting them undermines law enforcement and reflects a lack of commitment to environmental protection.South Africa's Shame: Xenophobic Fury Ignites Political Firestorm as Activists Demand Action
Ghanaian diplomats are raising alarm over recurring xenophobic attacks in South Africa, with former High Commissioner Charles Owiredu advocating for a new, coordinated regional response and addressing deep socio-economic roots. Meanwhile, current High Commissioner Benjamin Kofi Quashie advises Ghanaians to remain highly vigilant amid ongoing safety concerns.Soweto Showdown Intensifies: Pirates, Chiefs Prepare for Epic Derby Clash!
The Soweto Derby sees Orlando Pirates, fresh off a 3-0 win against Kaizer Chiefs, face their improved rivals. Former captain Happy Jele highlights the midfield battle and Pirates' potent attack, led by the in-form Relebohile Mofokeng, as key to victory. Pirates also receive a timely boost with three key players returning to contention.Starmer's Shaky Hold: Labour Leader Under Fire as UK Elections Loom
Keir Starmer's premiership is under intense pressure due to the Peter Mandelson ambassadorial appointment scandal, which has led to allegations of misleading parliament and calls for his resignation. Despite mounting internal party unrest and grim predictions for upcoming local elections, Starmer insists he will lead Labour into the next general election. His leadership style, marked by a paradox of loyalty and ruthlessness, is being tested as he relies on a network of political and non-political allies amidst continuous scrutiny.
Read More ( 4 min. read)→Washington Under Siege: Gunman Identified Amid Global Outcry After White House Press Dinner Chaos
An act of political violence unfolded at the White House correspondents' dinner when a gunman opened fire, causing panic and leading to the swift evacuation of President Donald Trump. While an officer was injured, world leaders expressed relief that all guests were unharmed, as the incident prompted a security review for King Charles III's upcoming US visit and highlighted ongoing concerns about political violence.The 10 Biggest Animals in the Ocean and Why They Are So Large
The 10 biggest animals in the ocean, including whales, sharks, and deep-sea giants, and how life in the water shapes their massive size.Ukraine Suffers New Russian Drone Attacks: Ten Dead as Conflict Intensifies
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy secured security and energy deals in Azerbaijan, aiming to boost military cooperation and discuss peace talks with Russia, even as a major Russian drone and missile assault devastated Ukrainian cities like Dnipro. Meanwhile, Ukraine launched counter-drone attacks, and Russian drone debris impacted NATO member Romania, while Russia strengthened ties with North Korea.Chaos Erupts: Trump Evacuated During White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Incident
The White House correspondents' dinner was violently interrupted by gunshots, leading to the swift evacuation of President Donald Trump and other officials. A lone gunman, identified as Cole Tomas Allen, was apprehended after charging a Secret Service checkpoint, prompting renewed discussions on security and the dangers inherent in public office.If You Want to Run for President Or Participate In Nigeria's Next Election, Read This
The APC has pegged its 2027 presidential nomination form at N100 million. With other parties following similar patterns, the question isn't just who can afford it, it's whether Nigerian democracy was ever truly designed for the average citizen. Here's what that means, and what you can still do about it.
Read More ( 7 min. read)→Nigeria’s Defence Deal With Turkey Is Building a Shared Security System
Nigeria and Turkey just signed a major defence deal, but beyond headlines about training soldiers, a deeper shift is underway in how Nigeria’s security system is being built.What Happened to Patrice Lumumba’s Dream?
An exploration of Patrice Lumumba’s vision for a united, sovereign Congo—and how foreign interference, internal betrayal, and neocolonialism derailed it, leaving his dream both unfinished and urgent for today’s Africa.Do Nigerians Deserve Their Politicians?
After Daniel Bwala’s tense Al Jazeera interview with Mehdi Hasan went viral, a deeper question emerges: do Nigeria’s political problems reflect the politicians—or the political culture Nigerians tolerate?Revolution vs Reform: What Africa Really Needs
This powerful piece explores the continent’s youth-led demands for dignity, accountability, and impact. From Burkina Faso’s bold policies to grassroots civic organising, it argues that true transformation lies not in choosing between revolution or reform—but blending both to build a new political future.If Drought Displaces More People Than War, What Should Governments Prioritize?
Drought is now displacing more people than war in parts of Africa. A look into governments consistent late reactions and what a serious policy response should look like.
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