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Naira got you a steaming plate of rice, meat and sachet water at any Bukka. Today, it can barely buy you a handshake. The low denomination naira notes once the backbone of daily transactions now lies ...

It's the first day of July and already France and parts of Europe are enduring their second major heatwave with no respite. From the shores of the Mediterranean, warmed by waters at an alarming 26°C, ...

It is being widely reported that Oxycodone pills were found in flour bags distributed by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation in ...

A court in Algiers upholds French-Algerian author Boualem Sansal's five-year prison sentence. Also, police in Ghana rescue 76 people who were trafficked to Nigeria under a fake recruitment scam. Plus ...

Summer has well and truly arrived and so has the season of outdoor entertaining around meals featuring fresh produce. But often when the mercury rises, so does laziness: we don't usually want to spend ...

Ghana launches a new policy that extends economic activity beyond conventional hours in various industries. Also, with aid cuts and rising debt, how can Africa fund its own future? We talk about ...

Heat waves are deadly. As they grow more intense and frequent, their toll is mounting, from overwhelmed hospitals to lost labor hours. But countries can adapt to protect lives and the economy.

There were no miracles for University student Oliver Tarvet in his match against Carlos Alcaraz while Aryna Sabalenka had to ...

Every year in Japan, thousands of fathers fall victim to parental child abduction. It very often follows the same pattern: the Japanese mother leaves suddenly with the child and then forbids the ...

Ewariezi Useh, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) of Aiteo Eastern Exploration and Production Company (AEEPCO), discusses with ...

In an exclusive interview at the NOG Energy Week, Victor Okoronkwo, Group Managing Director of Nembe E&P Company Ltd, spoke ...