$200K water-cleaning system under evaluation by the EPA
In a move to tackle the increasing pollution of Ghana’s rivers, largely driven by illegal mining activities known as ‘galamsey,’
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Nigeria’s rapidly expanding car company now has 8,000 staff and plans a new plant to add 2,000 more.
Innoson Group is steadily emerging as one of Nigeria’s largest industrial employers. CEO Innocent Chukwuma revealed that the automaker currently
Nigeria wins $6.2 million legal battle against European tech firm.
Nigeria has recorded a major international legal win after an arbitration panel threw out a $6.2 million claim filed by
Electric vehicles gain traction in Nigeria despite limited charging infrastructure
Electric vehicles are proving dependable for Nigerian city drivers, delivering predictable range and lower maintenance needs even as public charging
German court orders X to grant data access for Hungary election research
A German appeals court has ordered the social media platform X to provide vetted researchers with access to publicly available
Zimbabwe introduces Lenacapavir, a pioneering medication for HIV prevention.
Zimbabwe has become one of the earliest nations worldwide to introduce a nationwide initiative for lenacapavir, a biannual injectable designed
Busha promotes stablecoins as a tool to advance African trade.
Busha, a leading African digital asset exchange and stablecoin infrastructure provider, showcased its growing influence in the continent’s financial ecosystem
Bill Gates withdraws from India AI summit amid backlash over planning failures
Just hours before he was due to deliver the keynote speech, Bill Gates withdrew from India’s AI Impact Summit, compounding
Zuckerberg defends Meta in landmark social media addiction trial
Mark Zuckerberg, the boss of Instagram-owner Meta Platforms, appeared in a California court on Wednesday defending his leadership of the
Social media suspended in Gabon ‘until further notice’: media regulator
Social media platforms in Gabon have been suspended “until further notice,” the country’s media regulator announced on Tuesday. A spokesperson