Investigative News

Media company MultiChoice Group has announced plans to shut down its streaming service Showmax, bringing an end to one of Africa’s most ambitious video-on-demand platforms after 11 years of operation. The decision follows the takeover of MultiChoice by French media giant Canal+, which said the move was part of a broader review of the company’s […]

Justice D.I. Dipeolu of the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos, has convicted and sentenced Ademola Joshua Oluwadamilare and Dolapo Adisa to various jail terms for their involvement in a sextortion scheme.

A resident of Oduk community, Winnie Miller, has accused the Executive Chairman of Ahoada West Local Government Area, Eugene Chita Epelle, of storming her residence with security personnel and supervising her alleged assault after she posted a viral video highlighting the deplorable state of a secondary school in her community.

Despite battling its own grinding war at home, Ukraine has declared it is ready to play a role in the escalating conflict in the Middle East, offering expertise and potential military cooperation even as it faces critical shortages on the battlefield.

An Iranian naval warship returning from a multinational naval exercise in India was sunk early Wednesday after it was struck by a torpedo fired from a United States submarine off the southern coast of Sri Lanka, leaving at least 87 sailors dead and dozens missing.

Ghanaian Court Sentences Serial Killer Shariff ‘Cristos’ To Life For Killing 23 People

As the military conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran entered its sixth day on Thursday, the Qatar Ministry of Interior commenced the evacuation of residents living near the United States Embassy in Doha. The Qatari authorities described the move as a “temporary precautionary measure,” reflecting the widening impact of the regional hostilities on

Following the commercialisation of tertiary institutions in 1978 by the Olusegun Obasanjo military junta at the behest of the World Bank, Nigerian undergraduates embarked on a boycott of lectures and street protests. The violent disruption of the peaceful protests by the police led to the brutal killing of some students at the University of Lagos