Iran Says Peace Deal Would Reopen Strait of Hormuz and End Hostilities

Iran has stated that a proposed agreement aimed at ending the ongoing conflict would pave the way for the reopening of the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's busiest oil shipping routes. According to Iranian officials, the draft deal includes measures to halt hostilities and restore normal commercial navigation through the waterway, which is crucial for global energy supplies. Tehran maintains that reopening the strait is a key component of any lasting settlement. The

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South Africa Deports 586 Nigerians Over Illegal Residency Violations

South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs has confirmed the repatriation of 586 Nigerian nationals found to be residing in the country illegally. According to the department, the affected individuals were deported following immigration enforcement operations aimed at identifying and removing foreign nationals who failed to comply with South Africa’s residency and visa regulations. Authorities stated that the deportations form part of ongoing efforts to strengthen border security, uphold immigr

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Dickson Reveals Why Aisha Yesufu Turned Down House of Representatives Ticket

National Leader of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Seriake Dickson, has disclosed that activist Aisha Yesufu once rejected an offer to contest for a House of Representatives seat under the party's platform. Speaking during a press conference in Abuja, Dickson said the offer was jointly made by him and the NDC’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, but Yesufu declined because she preferred to pursue a Senate seat instead. According to Dickson, the House of Representatives ticket was highly

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South Africa’s Williams Laments Lack of African Support at World Cup

South African goalkeeper Ronwen Williams has expressed disappointment over what he perceives as a lack of support from fellow Africans during his country's FIFA World Cup campaign. Williams said he had hoped that football fans across the continent would rally behind South Africa as one of Africa’s representatives on the global stage. However, he noted that the backing from other African nations has not been as strong as expected. The experienced shot-stopper emphasized that African teams often

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Dangote Unveils Ambitious $100 Billion Revenue Target, Plans $40 Billion Investment Expansion

Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has unveiled an ambitious growth strategy aimed at transforming the Dangote Group into a $100 billion annual revenue enterprise by 2030. The expansion plan forms part of a broader vision to strengthen the conglomerate’s position across key sectors, including manufacturing, energy, infrastructure, and industrial development. To achieve the target, the Dangote Group is expected to invest at least $40 billion in new projects and expansion initiatives over the c

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UAE Tightens Entry Rules, Suspends Visas for Three African Countries

UAE Suspends Visa Issuance for Three African Countries The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has reportedly suspended the issuance of visas for citizens of three African countries, a move that has sparked discussions among travelers, businesses, and diplomatic stakeholders across the continent. According to available information, the decision affects new visa applications from the impacted countries and could have significant implications for tourism, business travel, employment opportunities, and fa

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World’s First Trillionaire Emerges as South African-Born Tycoon Reaches New Financial Frontier

South African-Born Business Titan Becomes the World’s First Trillionaire A South African-born entrepreneur has made history by becoming the world's first trillionaire, reaching a milestone that was once considered impossible in modern business and finance. The achievement marks a significant moment in global economic history, highlighting the extraordinary growth of technology, innovation, and wealth creation in the 21st century. The business magnate's fortune has been driven by investments ac

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For the First Time Ever: Autonomous Drone Boat Rescues U.S. Pilots in the Strait of Hormuz

In a historic breakthrough for maritime technology and military operations, an autonomous drone boat has successfully rescued U.S. military pilots in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, marking the first known instance of an unmanned surface vessel carrying out a real-world rescue mission. The incident highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence and autonomous systems in modern defense operations. According to reports, the drone boat was deployed after pilots were forced to

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VIDEO: Chaos in Abuja: Sowore Stumbles Amid Teargas-Filled Demonstration

Prominent activist and former presidential candidate Omoyele Sowore was involved in a dramatic incident during a protest in Abuja after security operatives fired teargas to disperse demonstrators, causing panic among participants. The protest, which was organized to mark Democracy Day and draw attention to issues including economic hardship, insecurity, and governance concerns, attracted scores of activists and concerned citizens to the nation’s capital. Eyewitnesses said the situation became

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Kidnapped Oyo Students, Teachers Believed to Be in National Park

Governor Seyi Makinde has disclosed that the students and teachers abducted during a school excursion in Oyo State are believed to still be within the boundaries of a national park, as security agencies intensify efforts to secure their safe release. Speaking on the latest developments, the governor said intelligence reports indicate that the victims have not been moved far from the location where they were initially taken, providing security operatives with valuable leads in the ongoing rescue

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Democracy Day: Analysts Give Verdict on Tinubu’s Handling of Insecurity

As Nigeria marks another Democracy Day, security analysts and policy experts have weighed in on President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s handling of the country’s persistent insecurity challenges, offering mixed assessments of progress and remaining gaps in the administration’s strategy. The evaluations come amid ongoing concerns over banditry in the North-West, kidnapping incidents across multiple regions, farmer-herder clashes in the Middle Belt, and sporadic terrorist activities in the North-East. Whil

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2027: Atiku Faces Tough Hurdle in Choosing Running Mate

With the 2027 presidential election gradually taking shape, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar is facing what many political observers describe as one of the most difficult decisions of his campaign — selecting a running mate capable of strengthening his chances against incumbent President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other opposition contenders. Following his emergence as the presidential candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), attention has shifted from Atiku's victory at the party's p

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Global Markets Rally as Washington and Tehran Move Closer to Agreement

Hopes for a major breakthrough in Middle East diplomacy have risen after the United States and Iran signaled progress toward a potential agreement that could ease tensions and secure long-term stability in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. Despite weeks of uncertainty, maritime traffic continues to move through the waterway under heightened security, alleviating fears of a complete shutdown that could have triggered a global energy crisis. The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's

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Nigeria Moves Closer to State Police as Lawmakers Clarify Jurisdictions

Nigeria's long-running debate over the establishment of state police has gained significant momentum as the National Assembly moves to clearly define the powers and responsibilities of federal, state, and local security agencies. The latest legislative efforts are aimed at restructuring the country's policing system to address growing security challenges, including banditry, kidnapping, terrorism, communal clashes, and other forms of criminal activity that have stretched the capacity of existin

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Red Cards, VAR Calls and Water Breaks Define World Cup Opening Day

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicked off in dramatic fashion, with opening-day action delivering controversy, new rule changes, and plenty of talking points for fans around the globe. From multiple red cards to expanded Video Assistant Referee (VAR) interventions and mandatory hydration breaks, the tournament's first day provided a glimpse into how football's biggest competition has evolved. Three Red Cards Steal the Headlines The opening match between co-hosts Mexico and South Africa ended in a 2-

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Trump Announces Cancellation of Planned Iran Strikes, Signals Progress in High-Level Negotiations

Based on the fact that discussions with the Islamic Republic of Iran have been brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved, I have, as President of the United States of America, cancelled the scheduled strikes and bombings against Iran this evening. Discussions and final points have been, in both concept and great detail, approved by all parties involved, including the United States, Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, Egypt, and other

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BREAKING: Reps Approve State Police Bill in Historic Move to Strengthen Nigeria’s Security Architecture

The House of Representatives has taken a significant step toward restructuring Nigeria's security framework by approving the State Police Bill, a landmark constitutional amendment aimed at empowering states to establish and operate their own police forces. The development marks one of the most consequential security reforms in recent years, coming amid growing concerns over banditry, kidnapping, terrorism, communal clashes, and other security challenges facing various parts of the country. Law

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Kuwait Introduces New Labour Rules Restricting Recruitment from Nigeria, Kenya and 22 Other African Countries

The Government of Kuwait has introduced new labour regulations that will restrict the recruitment of workers from several African nations, including Nigeria, Kenya, Rwanda, and Uganda. According to the new policy, citizens from 24 African countries will face restrictions in accessing employment opportunities in Kuwait's labour market. The move is expected to impact thousands of prospective migrant workers who traditionally seek jobs in the Gulf nation, particularly in domestic services, construc

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Gold Overtakes Euro as Major Reserve Asset: Is U.S. Dollar Dominance Under Threat?

Gold has emerged as one of the world's most important reserve assets, prompting fresh debate among economists and investors over whether the long-standing dominance of the U.S. dollar in the global financial system could be challenged in the years ahead. According to recent reports, central banks around the world have accelerated their purchases of gold, driving the precious metal's share of global reserves to record levels. The trend reflects growing efforts by many countries to diversify thei

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Nigerian Nationals Repatriated from South Africa Amid Rising Anti-Migrant Tensions

A number of Nigerian nationals have been repatriated from South Africa following a surge in anti-migrant violence and growing tensions targeting foreign nationals in parts of the country. The evacuation comes amid reports of attacks, intimidation, and forced displacement of migrants from several African countries, including Nigeria, Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Ethiopia. Many affected individuals fled their homes and businesses after groups accused foreign nationals of taking jobs and cont

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