Last week, the wife of the president, Aisha Buhari called on state governors to more at improving living standard of citizens. The statement generated argument, and to clarify the statement, Mrs. Buhari phoned into TVC News' Journalists Hangout to say she spoke on behalf of Nigerians. The wife of the president also condemned frivolous speech made on social media. She gave an instance of the reported resignation of the Vice President.

While the president of the United States attends a summit that has got everyone pondering the future of the NATO alliance. Back in Washington, the next phase of the impeachment inquiry has some wondering about the future of Western democracy.

The Nigerian governors forum says the wife of the president, Lady Aisha Buhari's outcry about the state of the nation and a strong warning that things are getting out of hand is not an indictment on govs but rather a rebuke on political entities in the country.

Russian President Vladimir Putin told the UEFA president that his country would do its best to organise the Euro 2020 football tournament as Moscow risks a possible four-year doping ban.

Afghanistan's president said Friday, after meeting his United States counterpart, that if the Taliban insurgency were sincerely committed to reaching a peace agreement, they would accept a ceasefire.

The wife of Nigeria’s president, Aisha Buhari is encouraging the local production of Ready to Use Therapeutic food (RUTF) which would aid in ending acute malnutrition in the country.

President Muhammadu Buhari and Prime Minister Mark Rutte of Netherlands have agreed to work together to deepen trade volume, private investment and fight human trafficking among others.

Human Rights Watch has accused Chilean police of perpetrating "serious human rights violations" during civilian protests. President Sebastian Pinera wants troops to protect infrastructure and "free up" police.

Mali's president on Tuesday expressed his sympathies to France and said his country was grateful for the work of the French soldiers who died in a helicopter crash a day prior.

President Muhammadu Buhari said on Friday that contrary to speculations, he is not going to make the mistake of attempting to go for unconstitutional third term of office.

As massive anti-government protests continue in Colombia, the president has called for a "national conversation" while shutting down the capital city overnight. Multiple deaths and injuries have been reported.

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari is in South Africa for a 3-day state visit where he will be hosted by South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa. The visit will feature among others a Joint Business Forum with a focus on trade and investment. To discuss the significance of this visit, Tilewa Adebajo, CEO of CGF Advisory and Pabina Yinkere, Chief Investment Officer at Sigma Pensions joins CNBC Africa for more.