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In a world where chronic diseases are accelerating faster than health systems can respond, artificial intelligence (AI)–powered telehealth has emerged as one of the most transformative tools in modern medicine. From remote cardiac monitoring to automated mental-health screening, digital care models...
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According to insiders familiar with the matter, Magaji reportedly purchased two duplexes in the high-brow Jahi district of Abuja, each valued at N350million.
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World Food Programme says the Category 5 storm's passage in October exacerbated Haiti's humanitarian crisis.
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Some 200 soldiers, mainly from Nigeria and Ivory Coast, have been deployed to the country.
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By Prof. MarkAnthony Nze In the heart of Owerri’s industrial sprawl, past a row of auto workshops and rusting fuel tanks, stands a compound so ordinary it almost disappears. Its walls are smeared with dust and silence. The paint has peeled off the crest of the Nigeria Police Force. The gate hangs...
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The United States accuses Rwanda of leading the Great Lakes region toward war and warns action will be taken against 'spoilers'.
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An investigation by the City Integrity and Investigations Directorate within the eThekwini municipality in KwaZulu-Natal has recommended that a top official be hauled over the coals for allegedly making unwanted sexual advances to a subordinate even after he was politely told by his victim to stop...
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presided over a welcoming ceremony in Pyongyang for an army engineering unit that returned after a four month deployment in Russia, according to state media on Saturday. The event, reported by the Korean Central News Agency, marked one of the clearest public...
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As the bustling party season of Detty December overwhelms cities like Lagos and Accra, an escape to calmer locales becomes a tempting retreat. Fortunately, West Africa offers several accessible and culturally rich havens just a short trip away. In Benin, the orderly coastal capital of...
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For Danish-Egyptian architect and designer Salem Charabi, moving to Cairo has been a transformative creative decision, opening a world of abundant craftsmanship and layered history. He embraces the city’s inherent chaos as its greatest asset, advising travelers to have a loose plan when...
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Accra Cultural Week offers a powerful lens into Ghana’s history, creativity, and resilience, blending art, memory, and community into a living cultural statement. At its heart was Serge Attukwei Clottey’s stunning exhibition, [Dis]Appearing Rituals, which transformed yellow jerrycans into...
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Ekipa, a striking new pod in Etosha National Park, redefines luxury design in the wild with its bold, metal-clad form. Designed by architect Sven Staby for the Gondwana Collection, the structure departs from his softer desert pods. Instead, Ekipa’s angular form—reminiscent of an anvil, a...
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The 2025 Africa Cup of Nations kicks off in Morocco this December, promising a showcase of the continent’s finest talent. While stars like Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane will command attention, the tournament’s narrative may be shaped by other key figures. Hosts Morocco could look to...
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Egypt’s beloved comfort food, koshary, has earned global recognition after being added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list, marking the first Egyptian dish to receive the honor. Built from simple, affordable ingredients—rice, lentils, pasta, fried onions, and tomato sauce—the...
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The Zambezi River’s history mirrors southern Africa’s long story of migration, trade, and power struggles. The river flows through six countries and was a vital corridor for commerce long before European arrival, later drawing Portuguese traders chasing gold and imagined silver riches....
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A long-standing fossil mystery has been solved, potentially upending one of the most iconic stories in human evolution. The enigmatic Burtele foot, discovered in 2009, has now been linked to a species called Australopithecus deyiremeda, a contemporary of the famous Lucy (Australopithecus...
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South Africa packs extraordinary variety into one unforgettable destination, blending vibrant cities, dramatic landscapes, rich history, and world-class wildlife. From the urban energy and layered past of Johannesburg to the postcard beauty of Cape Town, each stop reveals a different side...
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Libya has reopened its national museum, the Red Castle in Tripoli, marking its first public revival since the 2011 uprising that ended the rule of Muammar Gaddafi. Closed for more than a decade amid conflict, the museum has been renovated by the Government of National Unity, signaling a...
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China held a state ceremony on Saturday to mark the anniversary of the Nanjing Massacre, striking a restrained public tone even as historical tensions with Japan continue to shape relations between the two neighbors. The event took place at the National Memorial Center in Nanjing, the eastern...
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The European Union has agreed to freeze Russian central bank assets in Europe indefinitely, a move that clears the way for using the funds to help finance Ukraine’s defense and recovery amid Russia’s ongoing invasion. EU governments approved the decision on Friday, ending the need to renew the...
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