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In Nigeria, young people are increasingly leading change

The ‘Not Too Young To Run’ bill, passed by Nigerian lawmakers in July last year, was signed into law last month. It reduces the presidential age limit from 40 to...

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Nigerian senator Dino Melaye in police detention

Nigerian Senator Dino Melaye was remanded into police custody until June 11, 2018, after losing his appeal for bail, along with two others (Daily Post Nigeria). Melaye was brought to court...

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Violent clashes between Shia protesters and police in Nigeria’s capital

Protests against continued detention of cleric El-Zakzaky turned violent

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Fight against malaria ‘flatlining’ as disease resurges in Africa

Prince Charles warned that malaria eradication is not a cause that can be picked up or dropped periodically

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Nigerian president is ‘incompetent,’ says opposition senator

President Buhari's administration has been marred by Boko Haram's insurgency, high food prices, and the president's ill health.

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Black Cube and Cambridge Analytica: What do we know?

Black Cube was allegedly hired to hack Nigeria's now-president, a claim the company denies

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Former Catalan president detained; Boko Haram ceasefire talks

Top stories and more: Macron calls attack in south west France an act of “Islamist terrorism"

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Zuckerberg admits to ‘mistakes’ in data row; Peru’s president resigns

Top stories and more: Mnuchin says Trump could restrict American investment in China by Friday

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More than 100 girls missing after Boko Haram attack, says Nigeria

Parents of the teenage girls plan to reignite the worldwide "Bring Back Our Girls" movement

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China stifles Xi protest; Supreme Court refuses Trump’s ‘Dreamers’ appeal

Top stories and more: after another school shooting, what do people need to know about gun ownership in the United States?

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Passengers feared dead after Iranian crash; Students rally against guns

Top stories and more: U.S says Syrian President Bashar al-Assad is using chemical weapons despite denials

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Bitcoin boils over; Trump’s ‘fake news’ awards

The top stories WikiTribune's working on and what we recommend: Facebook goes back to social

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