The mournful call of the bugle floated over the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter’s Cemetery in Ibadan on Thursday, mingling with the steady, rhythmic thud of boots on parade ground soil. In a solemn fusion of tradition and military honour, the Nigerian Army and the people of Ibadan gathered to bid farewell to His Imperial…
In an age when many British seaside towns are packed with noisy arcades, flashing lights, and bustling funfairs, Aldeburgh in Suffolk is quietly redefining what makes the perfect coastal escape. Here, the charm lies not in clanging slot machines or rollercoasters, but in pastel-coloured houses, fishermen’s huts, and the soothing rhythm of the waves. “The…
Crystal Palace began the new season riding a wave of momentum and silverware, spectacularly clinching the Community Shield by defeating Premier League champions Liverpool 3-2 on penalties after a pulsating 2-2 draw at Wembley. The FA Cup holders, who only lifted their first major trophy three months ago, are now celebrating a remarkable double triumph…
Announced by UN Secretary-General António Guterres in March, the UN80 Initiative works along three tracks to increase the world body’s efficiencies, review the implementation of all UN mandates, and consider structural changes and program realignment. If undertaken skillfully, UN80 reforms can reinforce the even more far-reaching actions adopted through the Pact for the Future last…
Nigerian sports have seen an impressive surge on the global stage, propelled significantly by the contributions of talented Nigerians in the diaspora. These athletes—born or raised abroad—are proudly flying the Nigerian flag, helping the country dominate in basketball, football, and other sports across Africa and the world. Their involvement is not just symbolic; it’s translating…
Zambia’s government has expressed strong concerns about the “unnecessary financial strain” imposed by a new U.S. visa policy requiring some applicants to pay hefty bonds of up to $15,000. The rule, set to take effect on August 20, is part of a pilot programme targeting countries with high rates of visa overstays, including Zambia and…
The story of Mohbad is one that captures the soaring heights of modern Afrobeat success, but also the turbulent shadows that often accompany fame in Nigeria’s fast-paced music scene. From humble beginnings to becoming a defining voice of street-inspired Afrobeat, Mohbad’s journey was tragically cut short. Yet, even after his untimely death in 2023, his…
As Ivory Coast prepares for its crucial 2025 presidential election, the shadows of its turbulent electoral past loom large. The West African nation, home to around 31 million people, has repeatedly seen elections trigger deadly violence — a legacy that continues to cast a long and unsettling shadow over this year’s vote. The seeds of…
There’s a fresh wave of nostalgia sweeping through kitchen design, with interior designers embracing the distinctive charm of country houses and Edwardian-era homes. This retro kitchen revival, marked by vintage details and classic craftsmanship, is rapidly becoming the most sought-after style for homeowners eager to combine character with comfort. In a landscape often dominated by…
The 30-man shortlist for the 2025 men’s Ballon d’Or has been unveiled, showcasing a broad spectrum of footballing brilliance. Gone are the days when Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo dominated the award; this year’s nominees hail from a new generation, each with compelling cases for football’s most prestigious individual honour. Among the frontrunners are Mohamed…
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