The Federal Government has unveiled plans to deploy robotic machines to inspect the underwater sections of bridges across Nigeria as part of a broader effort to ensure their structural integrity while...
Durham University in the United Kingdom has announced the availability of 85 scholarships worth £10,000 each for international students applying to select postgraduate programmes for the 2025/2026 aca...
From 2025, internationally educated teachers aiming to work in Canada must meet the certification requirements established by each individual province or territory. Teaching is a regulated profession ...
Mark Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Meta Platforms, experienced a staggering $17.9 billion decline in his personal wealth on Thursday, as the company’s shares suffered their steepest fall in nearly...
In a major push to transform healthcare delivery, the Kaduna State Government has announced the upgrade of 255 Primary Health Centres (PHCs) to Level 2 facilities. This significant milestone is part o...
The brutal events in Uromi that led to the unfortunate death of about 16 persons said to hunters are not isolated; they are yet another tragic entry in Nigeria’s long and shameful catalogue of state f...
Tensions between Nigeria’s central and state governments have long been the fault lines of its federal system; it is like a simmering struggle between authority and autonomy. The 1999 Constitution, th...
South Africa – In a quiet area of Bronkhorstspruit, located between Pretoria and Emalahleni, at least twenty refugee children, aged one month to twenty-one years, face a harsh reality. Their laughter ...
For decades, African football has been synonymous with raw talent, flair, and an exciting brand of play. However, when coaching national teams, many African football federations often looked beyond th...
In his book “The Power of Regrets”, Daniel Pink explores how retrospection can be a powerful tool for growth and improvement. Reflecting on the Supreme Court judgment that has thrown Rivers State into...