Fuel Tax Protests Reveal Kenya's Cost‑of‑Living Fault Line
The recent clash on Nairobi’s CBD, where police detained dozens of demonstrators demanding the removal of fuel taxes, is...
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Oleshky ceasefire: a fleeting humanitarian window or a political stunt?
Since the pause in Russian strikes on Kherson kicked in at 01:00 GMT, the town of Oleshky finally got a breath of relief...
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Why ESG is the New Street Test for Nigerian Companies
Sure guy, the real hype around ESG in Naija isn’t just glossy reports – it’s the day‑to‑day grind of shareholder admin t...
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Trump’s ‘Rigged’ Claim Is a Distraction for Brazil’s Democracy
In my view, Donald Trump’s sudden declaration that Brazil’s presidential runoff was “rigged” does more harm than good. I...
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Why Flutterwave’s China Play Could Flip the Continent’s Payment Game
I dey sure say Flutterwave’s move to put Guo Songmei in charge of Greater China and Asia is a bold power‑play, but e no...
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Guinea’s Plastic Ban: A Misstep That Risks Lives Over Green Ideals
The recent reversal of Guinea’s single‑use plastic ban reveals a fundamental policy flaw: environmental ambition was pur...
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US naval escort keeps Hormuz oil flow alive – but at what cost?
From where I sit, the US Navy’s escort operation in the Strait of Hormuz is the only thing keeping the Gulf’s oil lifeli...
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200% Gratuity for Retired Police: Blessing or Burden?
Sure guy, the IG’s 200 % gratuity promise is more hype than help – it may comot body of our pension finances if we don’t...
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Lula’s Comeback: What Brazil’s Vote Means for Democracy and Policy
Lula’s unexpected victory over Flavio Bolsonaro is more than a personal triumph; it is a litmus test for Brazil’s democr...
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N38.93bn for campuses: why the money may still not fix our lecture halls
The FG just threw N38.93 billion at 166 tertiary institutions – sounds like a jackpot, but the real question is whether...
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Nairobi Collapse Exposes Fatal Flaws in Building Oversight – Time for Systemic Reform
The recent collapse of a multi‑storey block in Nairobi’s Eastleigh district is not an isolated tragedy; it is a stark sy...
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Sam Fender’s Ticket Price Stand: A Wake‑Up Call for the Live‑Music Industry
Sam Fender has publicly slammed the inflated ticket prices slated for his 2027 stadium tour, saying the numbers are "wel...
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Interest Income Surge: Africa Prudential’s Double‑Edged Sword
When the interest rates dey dance like afrobeats, Africa Prudential just comot body with N5.85 billion interest cash, ye...
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Old Hits Are Winning the Stream Battle – Why New Music Is Struggling in Nigeria
In my view, the flood of classic tracks on our playlists isn’t just a quirky coincidence; it’s a symptom of how streamin...
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ABC Transport’s N6.5bn Gamble: Risky Play or Needed Boost?
Yo my people, make una hear this – ABC Transport wan drop N6.5 billion into the market like say e dey buy new motor for...
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