Ahmadu Bello University has been awarded a €5 million grant from the European Union to develop an AI-powered microscope aimed at revolutionizing the diagnosis of parasitic diseases across Africa.
Nvidia has overtaken Microsoft to become the most valuable publicly listed company, fueled by a record-breaking stock surge and rising AI investments. The chipmaker’s market cap now stands at $3.77 trillion.
China is set to remove tariffs on imports from all 53 African countries, marking a major step in strengthening China-Africa trade and global partnerships.
Citi projects gold prices will consolidate in Q3 2025 but may fall in 2026 amid U.S. growth optimism. Silver, however, is set for a possible rally.
Oil prices surged amid the Israel-Iran conflict but have since fallen. Experts caution that while significant, the current situation may not escalate like the Ukraine war, though energy prices could still affect global inflation.
Nigeria has launched a $7.5 million AI Scaling Hub in partnership with the Gates Foundation. The initiative aims to drive innovation in healthcare, agriculture, and education while positioning the country as a leader in Africa’s AI future.
Pope Francis passed away on Easter Monday at the age of 88. The Vatican confirmed his death following a prolonged battle with pneumonia. Known for his humility and dedication to the poor, the late Pontiff had recently requested a simple funeral rite rooted in faith and grace.
President Trump has introduced steep new tariffs of up to 245% on Chinese imports, intensifying the trade war and targeting Beijing’s export curbs on vital tech materials.
Gold has surged to an all-time high of $3,200 per ounce as investors rush to safe-haven assets amid escalating U.S.-China trade tensions. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is making headlines too, rising 16% over the past year. Could this be the new normal for global markets?
Trump's latest tariff policy imposes a 14% duty on Nigerian exports, citing Nigeria’s 27% tariff on U.S. goods. The decision is part of a sweeping trade overhaul affecting over 50 countries, with major implications for global commerce and Africa’s trade relations with the U.S.