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Africa

Jihadist Attacks Leave Eight Dead in Burkina Faso

A fresh wave of jihadist attacks has rocked Burkina Faso, leaving seven police officers and one soldier dead. The attacks, carried out by militants...

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Sports

Madueke To Arsenal: What The Transfer Means For The Gunners

As the summer transfer window heats up, Arsenal are making headlines again, this time, closing in on a bold move for Chelsea winger Noni...

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Africa

Senegal Cancels Akon’s $6 Billion Smart City Project Inspired by Wakanda

Senegal has officially canceled the much-publicized $6 billion “Akon City” project, a futuristic smart city envisioned by Senegalese-American artist Akon. The government has reclaimed...

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Global News

Trump Urges African Leaders to Host U.S. Deportees

In a controversial move reflecting his administration's tough stance on immigration, U.S. President Donald Trump has called on five African leaders to accept deported...

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Elderly Drug Suspects: Criminals, Couriers Or Victims Of Exploitation?

They are parents, grandparents, pensioners and members of communities who have spent decades building families and contributing to society. Yet, in recent months, some elderly Nigerians have found themselves at the centre of arrests linked to illegal drugs. The cases have raised difficult questions. Are elderly suspects knowingly...

OpenAI Scraps GPT-6.1 Astra Over AI Safety Failures

Saachi Jain, OpenAI's head of safety systems, said the model — which browses the web and operates applications autonomously — fell short on "staying within scope and authorisation and how it communicates back to the user about the type of work it's done." It is a rare...

Fuel at N435? Expert Says Production-Cost Pricing Could Halve Petrol Price

Petrol in Nigeria could sell for as low as N435 to N687 per litre if the country priced locally refined fuel by what it actually costs to produce — not by what it would cost to import. That is the argument of petroleum engineer and economist Prof. Izielen...