By Emmanuel Nduka Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State has picked 37-year-old Engineer, Omobayo Godwin as his deputy, hours after the impeachment of Philip Shaibu. Omobayo’s inauguration is also set to take place on Monday at...
By Henry Nwaneri Preceding his successful inauguration as Senegal's new President on Tuesday, Bassirou Faye made a prompt decision by announcing Ousmane Sonko as his prime minister. Sonko, 49, a prominent opponent of former President Macky...
By Emmanuel Nduka On Tuesday, April 2, 2024, Bassirou Faye, a left-wing pan-Africanist, was sworn in as Senegal’s youngest president, after sweeping to a first-round victory on a pledge of radical reform just 10 days after...
By Henry Nwaneri The Interior Minister of Peru Victor Torres resigned on Monday, two days after police under his command raided the home and office of President Dina Boluarte, in connection with the ongoing investigation on...
By Henry Nwaneri The President of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Felix Tshisekedi, has appointed Judith Suminwa as the country’s first female Prime Minister. President Tshisekedi announced the appointment on Monday after weeks of his...
By John Ikani In the exciting lead-up to Senegal's presidential transition, one question has everyone talking: Who will be Senegal's leading lady – Marie Khone Faye or Absa Faye? The two remarkable women find themselves in...
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