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WABMA Urges West African Media Talents to Turn Skills Into Thriving Enterprises

The West Africa Broadcast and Media Academy is urging media practitioners across the region to move past traditional employment and monetize their creative expertise. By commercializing their craft, emerging media professionals can unlock new economic avenues and foster sustainable ventures. WABMA emphasizes that developing entrepreneurial acumen is essential to building resilient, independent careers in Africa's evolving media landscape.

Blueprint · Oct 28
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The Gambia and WAEC Turn to Computer-Based Testing to Tackle Exam Fraud

Blueprint · Oct 28
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Nigeria Approves N70,000 Monthly Transport Allowance for Public Workers

Blueprint · Oct 28
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Nigerian Civil Society Groups Form Data Consortium Ahead of 2027 Elections

Blueprint · Oct 28
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Kogi Governor Ododo Demands Strict Accountability With New Project Inspection Kits

Blueprint · Oct 28

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Nigeria’s INEC Bolsters Tech Arsenal With 57,000 BVAS Devices for 2027 Polls

Ahead of Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, the Independent National Electoral Commission has procured 57,000 additional Bimodal Voter Accreditation System devices to reinforce voting integrity. The electoral umpire also issued a stern warning against violence targeting its personnel across the country.

Blueprint · Oct 28
Politics

Nigeria Unveils Strategic Plan to Stabilise National Power Grid and Boost Liquidity

Nigeria's power ministry has revealed a four-pillar framework aimed at overhauling the nation's fragile electricity grid and driving structural liquidity. The initiative focuses on resolving systemic transmission bottlenecks and improving financial discipline across the power value chain to unlock sustainable economic growth.

Blueprint · Oct 28
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Nigeria Urges Website Owners to Implement DNSSEC as Security Adoption Lags

Nigeria's National Information Technology Development Agency is sounding the alarm over low cybersecurity adoption across public and private platforms. With DNS Security Extensions uptake lingering at just over nine percent, authorities are pressing organisations to bolster safeguards against rising digital threats. The agency warns that lax standards leave critical state and commercial infrastructure vulnerable to exploitation.

Tribune Online · Oct 28

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Blessing CEO Denies Drug and Lifestyle Rumors Following Kirikiri Prison Release

Nigerian relationship influencer Blessing CEO has firmly dismissed drug and substance abuse allegations following her release from Kirikiri prison. Speaking in a live session with Doris Ogala, she refuted claims regarding her lifestyle and clarified that social media speculation about her personal habits is completely unfounded.

InformationNG · Oct 27

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African Business Leaders Commit to Green Innovation and Inclusive Economic Growth

Industry leaders gathered in Lagos for the Africa Sustainability Forum have pledged to accelerate sustainable enterprise and drive inclusive economic expansion. The private sector coalition committed to reducing waste, advancing green innovation, and fostering job creation across regional markets. The consensus underscores a decisive corporate push toward environmental responsibility as a core driver of commercial growth.

Tribune Online · Oct 28
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Nigeria’s Cost of Living Crisis Pushes Household Food Spending Beyond Total Income

Surging living costs are forcing Nigerian households to spend up to 120 percent of their income on food alone, relying on debt to survive. Addressing Chatham House, economic policymakers highlighted the widening gap between low unemployment figures and widespread working poverty driven by structural agricultural deficits.

InformationNG · Oct 28
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Namibia's Taxpayers Shoulder N$11.8 Billion Debt Burden as SOE Returns Plunge

Namibian taxpayers remain exposed to a staggering N$11.8 billion in state-guaranteed debt as state-owned enterprises fail to deliver adequate returns. Compounding the fiscal strain, declining mining revenues are leaving the treasury with shrinking buffers and mounting liabilities.

AllAfrica - Latest · Oct 28

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South Africa Fines Luxury Safari Lodge R15 Million Over Environmental Breaches

A high-end Western Cape safari retreat has been hit with a R15-million fine after constructing unauthorized units on endangered renosterveld vegetation. The penalty signals mounting scrutiny for Africa's luxury hospitality sector, where unchecked expansion increasingly clashes with strict conservation mandates.

AllAfrica - Latest · Oct 28