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African Universities Excluded from UK High Potential Individual Visa List
The exclusion of African universities from the UK’s 2026 Global Universities List restricts graduates from institutions like the University of Cape Town from utilizing the High Potential Individual visa, which allows work in the UK for two years without a job offer.
Rice Prices Show Mixed Trends in Lagos Markets
Rice prices in Lagos have shown mixed trends, with a 50kg bag of imported long-grain rice rising to N53,375 and imported short-grain rice increasing to N50,800, while locally manufactured rice prices remained stable at N51,285.71. Food inflation in Nigeria has reached 20.31%.
Enviu Reports Progress in Sustainable Development Initiatives Across Multiple Regions
Enviu's report reveals that over 19,000 smallholder farmers in East Africa achieved a 30% increase in income through climate-resilient value chains in 2025, highlighting advancements in sustainable practices across agriculture, textiles, and tourism.
Filmhouse Group Renews Partnership with AFRIFF to Support African Cinema Growth
Filmhouse Group has renewed its partnership with the Africa International Film Festival for the 2026 edition, themed "Frames of the Future: Africa’s Creative Intelligence," to promote African storytelling and enhance the visibility of local filmmakers in the entertainment industry.
South Africa
“Unlocking Justice: The Vital Role of Interpreting in South Africa’s Legal System”
The Pan South African Language Board expresses concerns regarding language issues in South Africa.
South Africa
Reviving the City of Gold: Embracing a Bright New Era
Discover the promising developments in Johannesburg's city management and what they mean for the future.
Nigeria
Julius Abure Stays Strong as Labour Party’s National Chairman Amidst New Challenges!
In a recent ruling, the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal confirmed that Julius Abure continues to serve as the National Chairman of the Labour Party (LP).
Nigeria
“Victory for Abure: Court Upholds Leadership of Labour Party!”
The Court of Appeal Abuja has affirmed that Julius Abure is the National Chairman of the Labour Party, following a judgment by a three-member panel led by Justice Hamma.
Algeria
A Century of Trailblazing Women in African Law: Celebrating Their Impact and Legacy
Discover inspiring stories from four law firm leaders, including Sally Hutton of Webber Wentzel, who made history in 2015 as the first woman in her role. Explore their journeys and insights in this compelling feature.
Morocco
Justice Minister Unveils Exciting Progress on Family Code Revisions: Key Insights from the Government Council Meeting
Discover the latest updates from Rabat as Minister of Justice Abdellatif Ouahbi presents key insights to the Government Council.
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