Nigeria’s new president Bola Tinubu reaches out to rivals after big poll win
Nigeria’s president-elect, Bola Tinubu, has appealed to opposition groups and people who were dismayed by his triumph in the election over the weekend.
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Risks to safety prevent Neuralink from testing brain chips on people
The specifics of Neuralink's trial proposalof a ground-breaking brain implant to treat untreatable conditions, the FDA's rejection, or the scope of the agency's concerns have not been made public.
TikTok to develop parental-control tool to block teens from toxic content
TikTok announced on Wednesday that it is creating a tool that will enable parents to prevent their teens from viewing material on the short-form video app that contains specific words or hashtags.
Bola Tinubu wins Nigeria’s presidency amid danger of chaos
In Nigeria's contentious presidential election, the ruling party's candidate Bola Tinubu (70) has been proclaimed victorious as official results indicate that the veteran politician, received 37% of the vote.
Obasanjo warns of looming danger in wake of Nigeria election results fraud
Nigeria’s former president Olusegun Obasanjo has warned outgoing President Muhammadu Buhari of looming danger in wake of Nigeria 2023 elections results fraud.
Kambamura hires violent thugs to disrupt Zanu PF meeting
Sanyati member of parliament Polite Kambamura hired a militia to violently interrupt a Zanu PF cell inter-district gathering at the Nyimo business centre in the constituency on Thursday.
Zimbabwe offers white farmers new terms for its $3.5 billion contract
Zimbabwe has proposed to settle a US$3.5 bn land compensation deal over 10 years as the most recent modification to an agreement made in 2020 with former white farmers who were evicted from properties more than 20 years ago.
AU castigates Tunisia’s president hate comments about African refugees
The African Union (AU) denounced comments made by Tunisia's president about African refugees living in that nation and cautioned against "racialized hate speech" that might be harmful.
Nigeria ready for crunch election as Obi headlines three-horse race
More than 93 million people in Nigeria are eligible to cast ballots in the presidential election on Saturday, in addition to the parliamentary and senate elections.
Cyclone Freddy hits Madagascar, kills one
Cyclone Freddy, according to the UN's World Food Plan (WFP), could impact more than 2.3 million people in Madagascar before moving on to Mozambique and Zimbabwe on the continent of Africa.