Features And Interviews

Laws and certification schemes aren’t protecting the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s most vulnerable – a fresh approach is needed.

Jide Kosoko also says the #ENDSARS protests began on a good note "but something happened along the line".

Nine of the Nigerian states receiving the highest revenue allocations also have some of the highest numbers of out-of-school children...

"Once you have problems with the ports, our economy will not be okay," the lawmaker says.

How AFTCA and a pandemic world pose new opportunities for hospitality and tourism on the continent.

Like the rest of the world, the African continent has seen public discontent growing even as wealth has improved.

"What annoyed us is where the southern governors said power must shift to the south."

These clashes must be prevented from taking on a regional dimension, as happened with terrorism and organised crime.

"... With Ahmed Joda gone, the north is at best now a huge graveyard. Its children are now largely orphans."

Lawyers identify the merits and demerits of states creating their own anti-corruption agencies.

Governments must act fast to ensure their people are fed and avoid conflict the continent cannot afford.

Rabiu Mannir spoke with PREMIUM TIMES about his experience during the five months he and 19 other victims spent in...

Next month, the Ogun State Government may hold a ceremony to present awards to outstanding public school teachers in the...

"Nigeria is the only country that has succeeded in having this much recovery in the shortest period of around six...

“We’re working diligently with our local partner(s) and strategic allies to ensure that we eliminate disability caused by clubfoot in...

The National Assembly has over 200 bills seeking the establishment of new universities, specialised colleges and polytechnics.

The national convention of the PDP on October 30 and 31 will determine more than the fate of its suspended...

The transition process should focus on building strong, accountable institutions rather than just a government of national unity.

"An average Igbo thinks Islam is the religion of the Hausa, but we are changing that belief gradually."

Rebecca Isaac, a cassava and beans farmer, gets inputs, chemicals and even labour on credit.

Niger State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Muhammad Idris, also speaks about his experience when he was kidnapped

‘‘From experience in DNA testings, most firstborns are not fathered by the husbands at home, because these ladies have a...

Edith Agoye led the Oluyole Warriors, Shooting Stars, back to the NPFL after four years in the NNL

Usman Alkali Last Friday marked his 150th day in office as the Inspector-General of the Police. PREMIUM TIMES examines how...

At the heart of the new crisis is the allegation by the council that the budgetary allocations for the current...