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₦7,000 to ₦15,000: How Nigeria’s Floods Are Quietly Emptying Your Food Budget

Mrs. Ada arrived at the market determined to stick to her budget. She had written her list at home, carefully, the way millions of Nigerian...

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Nigeria

Lekki Port Corridor Gridlock Threatens Cargo Evacuation as Truckers Shun Parks

Cargo moving out of Lagos is facing a fresh bottleneck. Gridlock along the Lekki port corridor is threatening the evacuation of goods, after truckers began shunting...

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AI Boom’s Real Constraint Is Now Power Stations, Not Code

The AI industry has a new bottleneck, and it is made of concrete, copper and turbines. A cluster of announcements this week shows the constraint...

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Africa

Anti-Migrant Group Sets Fresh 30 September Deadline for Foreign Nationals in South Africa

A deadline has been set, and this time it carries a date most governments treat as a planning horizon rather than an ultimatum. The South...

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How AI Startup Mantic Beat Human Forecasters and Raised $25 Million

London-based artificial intelligence startup Mantic has raised $25 million after its AI forecasting system outperformed human forecasters in a major prediction competition, highlighting growing investor interest in using artificial intelligence to predict real-world events. Artificial intelligence has already transformed how people write, design, code and search for information....

AI In Film: A Creative Revolution

Artificial intelligence is changing the way stories are imagined, created and brought to the screen. From generating visual concepts and digital environments to enhancing footage, creating visual effects and transforming post-production, AI is giving filmmakers access to tools that are redefining what is technically possible. For the visual-effects industry,...

37 Suspected Illegal Miners Die In Niger Custody

The deaths of 37 suspected illegal miners in Niger State have triggered public anger, protests and calls for answers after the detainees died while in the custody of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC). The victims were among more than 50 people arrested on suspicion of illegal...