Two savage Kano murders, 45 years apart, By Festus Adedayo
Premium Timesby Ololade Bamidele13 Sept 2026
Last Wednesday, popular political commentator, Ibrahim Khalil (aka Dan Shagamu) was brutally murdered in Kumbotso, Kano. He had his throat slit.
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top 53%World Of Warcraft: Forever Is An Alt-Universe Worth Exploring
Kotakuby Rebekah Valentine13 Sept 2026
Though I play World of Warcraft‘s current retail version primarily, I had to dabble into World of Warcraft: Classic when it first came out.
Below the Line
Business Lineby Our Bureaus13 Sept 2026
One bus, one dinner — and one notable absence. Chinese President Xi Jinping gave Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gala dinner a miss, even as Russian President Vladimir Putin and other BRICS leaders...
NSE has priced everything except itself
Business Lineby V Shunmugam13 Sept 2026
For three decades, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) has priced everything India owns except itself. That is about to change.
My desk is enough: What Achebe’s "Things Fall Apart" teaches us about the Sundiata Post Model, By Max Amuchie
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
There are ideas that begin in institutions. There are ideas that begin in universities, think tanks, laboratories and conference rooms, surrounded by shelves of books and the reassuring...
A tale of two systems
Business Lineby TCA Srinivasa Raghavan13 Sept 2026
Another BRICS summit is over. China with its trade surpluses was clearly the overwhelming big daddy. It accounts for over 60 per cent of intra-BRICS trade and investment.
healthcare must be available when people need it
Business Lineby Prathap C Reddy13 Sept 2026
India has strengthened health infrastructure, expanded medical education and used technology to take care beyond the walls of institutions.
Article of Faith: Holding captivity captive (3), By Femi Aribisala
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
Grace and truth came through Jesus. At the Feast of Tabernacles, Jesus inferred that He was God, the Fountain of living waters.
On the Superfluity of Words
Chess Newsby ChessBase13 Sept 2026
On the Superfluity of Words By Christian Hesse and Helmut Pfleger Part one by Christian Hesse Sometimes these two areas of creativity are closely linked.
From Pampa to Karnad: Karnataka Sahitya Academy brings out Kannada compendium to teach human values to youngsters
The Hinduby Rashmi Patil13 Sept 2026
With a view to instil moral values among school children, college students and youngsters, Karnataka Sahitya Academy has published a book titled, Kannada Sahityadalli Manaviya Moulyagalu (Human...
The president's health: A 2027 national security question, By Paul Ibe
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
The Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) should lead a national conversation on this issue. It has previously advocated medical and psychiatric evaluation of presidential and governorship candidates.
Umar Khalid's six years in jail: A warning for those without a voice
National Heraldby Yajnaseni Chakraborty13 Sept 2026
Umar Khalid's six years in jail: A warning for those without a voice When prolonged incarceration becomes routine, the greatest danger may be to those without the visibility or resources to...
Milei’s war against Perfil, his state advertising lies and attacks on the press
Buenos Aires Timesby Rodrigo Lloret13 Sept 2026
The Committee on Freedom of Expression in Argentina’s Congress has no freedom of expression. The national deputies who sit on it say it has been censored, that it convenes no working meetings and...
This 47-Foot Glass House by Escape Reframes Everything You Thought About Tiny Living - Yanko Design
Yanko Designby Srishti Mitra13 Sept 2026
The Glass House by Escape arrives at a moment when the tiny home conversation desperately needed a reset.It’s a park model that reads less like a compact shelter and more like someone took a...
Adamawa and the opposition’s illusion of strength, By Mohammed Dahiru Aminu
Premium Timesby Premium Times13 Sept 2026
Those celebrating division should bring their arithmetic down from the clouds and put it on paper. An ordinary calculator is remarkably indifferent to political excitement.
Who decides how Bengal celebrates Durga Puja?
National Heraldby Dwaipayan Banerjee13 Sept 2026
Who decides how Bengal celebrates Durga Puja? What is happening in Bengal today is an attempt to force an alien culture, writes Dwaipayan Banerjee In early September, Dhirendra Krishna Shastri...
In Algeria, new focus on English in schools rekindles debate over French colonial legacy
Middle East Eyeby Tassa Adidi13 Sept 2026
In Algeria, new focus on English in schools rekindles debate over French colonial legacy English is taking up an increasingly prominent place in Algeria’s education system at the expense of French...
A day in the life of Umar Khalid in Tihar Jail after 6 years
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk13 Sept 2026
New Delhi: “How is it that I have spent most of my thirties in captivity? I wonder if this continuing injustice makes a difference to anyone?
America built a surveillance state out of fear and never left it
Salonby Heather Digby Parton13 Sept 2026
During Friday’s 9/11 commemorations, it was startling to realize that one-third of the American population today wasn’t born when it happened. To those of us of an older vintage, Sept.
Decolonisation means presenting full authentic history with Indian perspective: Amit Shah
The Hinduby PTI13 Sept 2026
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday (September 13, 2026) said decolonisation of the country's history and knowledge does not mean erasing the past, but presenting the "historical truth to the...