Banditry: Niger State to profile incoming herders, introduces entry permit • Foreign direct investment in Senegal decreases by 90% • Ten years after democratic change: The Gambia’s democracy at crossroads • Beyond the fence: Understanding the Bulock incident and the deeper dynamics of the Gambia-Senegal border dispute • Echoes of Fuladu 3: Happiness is a thief • The ministry that shaped a generation of public servants: Reflections on economic planning in The Gambia • Uefa has formed a rare but fragile united front against Fifa in battle for football’s future | Nick Ames and Matt Hughes • BBNaija11: ‘I dey house’ – Flora defends tying wrappers on national TV • Senior Infantino advisor resigns over FIFA’s ‘bad deal for football’ • Five Ways to Build Your Side Hustle in Nigeria with Gemini • NDLEA discovers 3 drug warehouses, seizes 2,596kg narcotics • Ekiti Woman jailed 7 years for mutilating boyfriend’s manhood • Wapi kuna maisha bora, mjini au kijijini? • WAFCON 2026: Amstel Malta rallies support for Super Falcons after opening defeat • Belgian Super Cup: Club Brugge Confirm Onyedika Out With Illness • Recognition of the legal team following the successful annulment of the US$33.2 million arbitration award against The Gambia • Oil prices head for 20% monthly surge despite Hormuz recovery • Commonwealth Games: Enekwechi wins historic gold, Amusan takes bronze • 2027: Confusion in PDP,  as Turaki’s group sends Jonathan’s name, others to INEC • Nestlé Nigeria posts N64.8bn half-year profit as FX gains rises • Banditry: Niger State to profile incoming herders, introduces entry permit • Foreign direct investment in Senegal decreases by 90% • Ten years after democratic change: The Gambia’s democracy at crossroads • Beyond the fence: Understanding the Bulock incident and the deeper dynamics of the Gambia-Senegal border dispute • Echoes of Fuladu 3: Happiness is a thief • The ministry that shaped a generation of public servants: Reflections on economic planning in The Gambia • Uefa has formed a rare but fragile united front against Fifa in battle for football’s future | Nick Ames and Matt Hughes • BBNaija11: ‘I dey house’ – Flora defends tying wrappers on national TV • Senior Infantino advisor resigns over FIFA’s ‘bad deal for football’ • Five Ways to Build Your Side Hustle in Nigeria with Gemini • NDLEA discovers 3 drug warehouses, seizes 2,596kg narcotics • Ekiti Woman jailed 7 years for mutilating boyfriend’s manhood • Wapi kuna maisha bora, mjini au kijijini? • WAFCON 2026: Amstel Malta rallies support for Super Falcons after opening defeat • Belgian Super Cup: Club Brugge Confirm Onyedika Out With Illness • Recognition of the legal team following the successful annulment of the US$33.2 million arbitration award against The Gambia • Oil prices head for 20% monthly surge despite Hormuz recovery • Commonwealth Games: Enekwechi wins historic gold, Amusan takes bronze • 2027: Confusion in PDP,  as Turaki’s group sends Jonathan’s name, others to INEC • Nestlé Nigeria posts N64.8bn half-year profit as FX gains rises