COSATU says cheap Chinese apps could cost South Africa 34,000 jobs by 2030. Nigeria already bans okrika, and the bend-down boutique is still open. South Africa’s biggest trade union federation wants two
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On Tuesday morning, 20 October, police tear-gassed residents, journalists and two Lagos governorship candidates at the Lekki tollgate during a memorial for
Twelve state Houses of Assembly have now approved the constitutional amendment that would let states run their own police. Nasarawa became the
Music
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Def Jam told Africa it was serious. Now the man who said it is on his way out. Tunji Balogun, the Nigerian-American
Spotify announced that audiobooks are rolling out to listeners in Nigeria from 14 October. The launch is part of Spotify’s global expansion
Technology
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COSATU says cheap Chinese apps could cost South Africa 34,000 jobs by 2030. Nigeria already bans okrika, and the bend-down boutique is
The African Union has officially launched the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA), a big step in the continent’s efforts to strengthen its
Moove, the vehicle financing company founded in Lagos in 2020, is shutting down its operations in Nigeria. On its way out, it
Four weeks after Uber left Nigeria, the two ride-hailing apps still operating in Lagos may go dark too. The Amalgamated Union of
Fashion & Beauty
COSATU says cheap Chinese apps could cost South Africa 34,000 jobs by 2030. Nigeria already bans okrika, and the bend-down boutique is
When Nigeria’s football federation announced it was leaving Nike for Adidas, the headline figure was $8.5 million a year, which the federation
Following its recently announced collaboration with Adidas, Lagos-born skate and streetwear brand WAFFLESNCREAM (waf.) is kicking off a series titled 3D-12, a
In 2012, after years of skating streets that were never built for it, Jomi Marcus-Bello, Nifemi Marcus-Bello and KC Obijiaku set out
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COSATU says cheap Chinese apps could cost South Africa 34,000 jobs by 2030. Nigeria already bans okrika, and the bend-down boutique is
On paper, Ife Omai is AllAccess’s Co-Founder and Chief Communications Officer. In person, she’ll tell you she’s the mother of the brand,
For seven years, if you wanted an African story on Netflix, one Nigerian was near the top of the chain. As of
Nigerian startups raised $635 million in the first nine months of 2026. That’s 2.6 times the $247 million raised over the same