In Obudu, a royal drum teaches a smartphone the call for peace

By Yundze Pavel Vellen | BaretaNews contributorCulture and Technology Correspondent, Beyond Africa…

Ghana earmarks GH¢10m in 2027 budget for revived Media Development Fund

President John Mahama says Ghana’s 2027 budget will include GH¢10 million in seed funding for a revived Media Development Fund supporting journalist welfare, training and investigative reporting.

‘I can show my arms now’ — Mrs Ayenkea on finding her confidence again

Mrs Ayenkea tells BaretaNews that clothes she once struggled to zip now feel loose. She has yet to weigh herself again, but says she already notices a change in what she wears and how she feels in front of a camera.

Nvidia opens independent inquiry after reports CEO was targeted by foreign intelligence

Nvidia’s board has appointed independent directors and outside lawyers to investigate reports that chief executive Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence operation. The company says it has no reason to believe national security or company secrets were compromised.

Sudan’s military detains ICC-wanted former ruling-party leader Ahmed Haroun

Ahmed Haroun, a senior figure under former president Omar al-Bashir, has been detained by Sudanese military authorities. His party and defence lawyers confirmed the move, but neither the army nor the International Criminal Court has announced what will happen next.

Yellow fog warning issued for Birmingham as visibility may fall below 50 metres

A Met Office yellow warning covers Birmingham and the wider West Midlands until 11am on Monday, with dense fog expected to create difficult travel conditions.

Seven killed and 125 injured in Egypt passenger-train collision

Egypt’s Health Ministry says seven people were killed and 125 injured when two passenger trains collided south of Cairo, prompting an urgent investigation.