ActionSA plans to approach the North Gauteng High Court to set aside a South African Police Service investigation that cleared two senior officers implicated in the Phala Phala scandal, alleging a cover-up.
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Nigeria's Central Bank Governor, Olayemi Cardoso, projects diaspora remittances to reach $1 billion monthly by end-2026, citing FX market reforms that have restored stability and boosted confidence.
Amazon's partnership with Herotel has reignited scrutiny over South Africa’s satellite internet strategy, especially as state-backed alternatives lag behind global competitors like Starlink.
The Federal Government has launched the Nigeria Genomic City, a new initiative aiming to secure $500 million in annual research funding and establish the country as a leader in genomics.
President Donald Trump announced the end of the US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding after a fresh exchange of military strikes, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.
The Egyptian Football Federation has filed a formal complaint with FIFA, demanding an investigation into refereeing decisions after a controversial 2-0 lead was lost in a World Cup match against Argentina.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over during a NATO summit in Turkey, stating it was 'a waste of time' to negotiate. Iran's IRGC responded by claiming attacks on U.S. military sites in Bahrain and Kuwait.
The National Health Insurance Authority reports 22 million Nigerians are now enrolled in health insurance, out of a population of 240 million, as mandatory coverage gains traction nationwide.
Former SA mayor Herman Mashaba urges international sanctions on Zanu-PF leaders as Zimbabweans report feeling unwelcome in South Africa, prompting growing numbers to return home.
The Nigerian Senate has rejected a motion to probe the controversial N1.3 billion allocation linked to the PFIPC scandal, citing ongoing executive proceedings and lack of formal petition.
The United States has conducted military strikes on Iranian military boats in the Strait of Hormuz, retaliating against attacks on three oil tankers, according to BBC World and Vanguard News.
The United States launched military strikes against Iran shortly after President Donald Trump declared the end of Washington's interim understanding with Tehran, contradicting his earlier promise of a temporary pause in hostilities during the funeral period of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Crude prices spiked to $74 per barrel after US President Donald Trump declared the Iran ceasefire 'is over,' heightening regional tensions in the Middle East.
A previously announced credit event designation under ISIN S523821 ASC132 has been canceled, according to a notice issued by Moneyweb. The initial credit event related to DISH DBS Corporation was rescinded the following day.
South Africa's National Treasury has withheld R13.5 billion in funding from 69 municipalities, including R3.6 billion from Johannesburg, citing the need to prioritize debt repayment.
President Bola Tinubu has inaugurated a Presidential Working Group tasked with preparing the National Policing Bill, which will provide the legal framework for state policing in Nigeria.
Nollywood actress and filmmaker Funke Akindele has hit back at critics questioning her use of dance videos to market her films, calling the criticism dismissive and unfounded.
A former aide to President Bola Tinubu claims Tinubu withdrew support for Babatunde Fashola's second-term bid due to concerns over Fashola building an independent political base, prompting Fashola to seek backing from traditional rulers.
The United States has conducted a fresh wave of military strikes on Iranian sites, prompting NATO's chief to affirm the necessity of the action amid escalating tensions over oil export policies and regional security.