Category
Others
Others
Nigerian consumer goods firms held N587 billion in cash by mid-2026, a 12.2% rise from 2025. The reserve offers financial security but faces pressure from falling deposit returns.
Latest Others
:max_bytes(150000):strip_icc():focal(749x0:751x2)/joanna-wietrzyk-hyrox-beijing-091426-648910c681924839a27f34f3ac417388.jpg)
Others
Australian athlete Joanna Wietrzyk won the Hyrox World Championship after competing through bowel incontinence, igniting global discussion about competition ethics and athlete welfare.
Others
Dangote Petroleum Refinery rewards retail investors with up to two free shares for holding IPO stock over two years, aligning long-term shareholders with Africa's largest recent IPO.
Others
Terra Industries lands a $1 million deal to provide autonomous security for Nigeria's Jema'a Resource Project, safeguarding lithium, gold, copper, and nickel deposits as the country accelerates critical mineral development.
Others
Sydney Sweeney fronts a new sports trading app campaign that ignites controversy over the sexualization of women in athletics, sparking debate about representation in sports media.
Others
Rachel Morrison directs Margaret Qualley in a sprawling romantic drama that spans years, a pandemic, and the fragile nature of love, but struggles to ground its ambitions in emotional truth.
Others
Alexander Zverev, Elena Rybakina and Jannik Sinner lead 2026 tennis earnings as prize money structures shift and top players cash in on Grand Slam success.
Others
BAFTA North America's annual tea party gathers Emmy contenders, highlighting Joy Sunday's historic nomination and Katherine LaNasa's nurse-inspired look while addressing industry challenges.
Others
Lord Blunkett calls the new farm inheritance tax a mistake, urging Burnham to prioritize rural voices as the Countryside Alliance launches a 'rural reset' campaign.
Others
Government surveillance is increasingly outsourced to private contractors, from Flock's license-plate readers to AI models like Claude. Experts warn the 'AI doomsday' future isn't inevitable—but regulation is urgently needed.