Samuel Okechukwu Oruruo

The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) have declared control over the strategic town of Al-Tina, a vital humanitarian and commercial gateway on the Sudan-Chad border. As General Hemedti’s forces claim to have "liberated" the hub, the Sudanese Armed Forces under General al-Burhan continue to contest the narrative. With Al-Tina serving as a final lifeline for aid into Darfur, the escalating battle threatens to sever the last remaining corridors for food and medicine in a region already on the brink.

As we mark the Silver Jubilee of International Mother Language Day 2026 Africa, the continent fights to save 428 endangered languages. See how AI and youth-led education are building a new shield for Africa's linguistic soul.

While the capital votes, the Northwest bleeds. At least 50 are dead in a brutal 10-hour siege in Zamfara, exposing a widening security gap that challenges Nigeria's sovereignty and the AU’s "Silencing the Guns" mandate. Read the full analysis of the Tungan Dutse massacre.

As Abuja residents face a 12-hour movement restriction for the 2026 FCT Polls, a political earthquake has struck. With the shock withdrawal of key PDP candidates in AMAC and Bwari, we examine the legal fallout of the Electoral Act 2026 and whether your vote still counts today.

On February 18, 2026, Libya was officially validated by the WHO for eliminating trachoma—the world's leading infectious cause of blindness. Despite years of national challenges, this victory marks a turning point for the "Africa Health Sovereignty" movement. By leveraging local leadership and the revolutionary Triple-Drug Therapy (IDA), Libya has provided a blueprint for the continental goal of eradicating all neglected tropical diseases by 2030