By John Ikani Governors and presidents who defect from the party on whose platform they were elected might start losing their seat. This comes as members of the Nigerian House of Representative are actively planning to...
By John Ikani Former military Head of State, Gen. Yakubu Gowon, says he is optimistic that the Peace Corps of Nigeria (PCN) bill currently before the National Assembly will be passed by the lawmakers. He also...
By John Ikani Nigerians awaiting ECOWAS court verdict on the legality of the 5 June Twitter ban imposed by the Buhari administration will have to wait much longer. This is as The Community Court of Justice...
By John Ikani Judges at the International Criminal Court have ruled that a Sudanese suspect can be charged with 31 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity and have ordered the first trial at the...
By Emmanuel Nduka In the aftermath of his incarceration and possible torture, the ECOWAS Court of Justice in Abuja has ordered President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration to pay Nigerian journalist, Agba Jalingo N30 million. The sum...
Bello Matawalle, Zamfara governor, has signed bills granting autonomy to the state legislative and judicial arms of government. The laws signed at a brief ceremony held at the Government House, Gusau are; Zamfara State Judiciary Autonomy...
Heritage Times HT stands as a beacon of pan-African journalism, dedicated to amplyfing the rich tapestry of voices and narratives across the continent. With unwavering commitment, we illuminate the evocative essence of Africa, offering a fresh perspective that captivates our global audience.
© 2024 Heritage Times (HT) Media.
The African continent is in urgent need of balanced and credible news. We face immense challenges in delivering accurate and comprehensive news coverage. We kindly seek your support in achieving these critical goals.
Heritage Times (HT) represents fact-based investigative journalism for Africans by Africans, with a global reach. Our work is made possible by the unwavering support of our partners and a diverse range of readers who believe in our mission.
We are committed to delivering real-time. in-depth, exclusive, and free news and information. However, it is important to recognize that investigative journalism requires substantial funding and involves significant risk. Our reporters often face serious dangers in their pursuit of truth, and we uphold a strict principle of not accepting payments for news.
Join us in advancing this African News Frontier by supporting balanced and credible journalism across Africa.