A telephone conversation between President Muhammadu Buhari and President Donald Trump of the United States, yesterday, appeared to have squelched anxieties about the health of the Nigerian president and also refreshed hopes for increased American support for the country’s anti-insurgency war.

Caboz, a journalist for Forbes Africa, won the award for his story titled “40 Years of Mozambique – The Dead Port That Rose Again”, which was chosen from entries that had been submitted from 38 African countries.

Caboz, a journalist for Forbes Africa, won the award for his story titled “40 Years of Mozambique – The Dead Port That Rose Again”, which was chosen from entries that had been submitted from 38 African countries.

The WHO has added its voice to the imposition of a sugar tax worldwide with hopes that it would reduce consumption and diseases such as diabetes associated with increased sugar consumption.

CHEVRON Nigeria, Energia and Lekoil have expressed support for Nigerian Gas Association as it prepares to stage the largest gathering of gas players and stakeholders in West Africa later this month in Abuja. Addressing the executive council members of the association during a courtesy visit to their various offices, the companies expressed delight in identifying with NGA as the voice of industry in the country and the value propositions the association project.

Rolling out the second-generation Apple Watch this week, Apple has positioned fitness, and fitness alone, as the device’s main selling point.

Rolling out the second-generation Apple Watch this week, Apple has positioned fitness, and fitness alone, as the device’s main selling point.

Environmental activists are applauding the Volta River Authority’s decision to build a wind power plant to help Ghana’s power generation.

Every minute, 380 women become pregnant. Some time, 190 women face unplanned or unwanted pregnancy, 110 women experience a pregnancy related complication and another 40 women have unsafe abortion. On average, 116 women die every day in Nigeria from complications of pregnancy, labour or childbirth. Is there no end to these needless troubles?

A Ghanaian-made mobile application has just announced its 200,000th download.