Marcelino Nunes – African News Contributor

When you read Marcelino Nunes, a veteran journalist covering African affairs for online media. Also known as M. Nunes, he brings on‑the‑ground perspectives to a global audience. His stories appear on Patio Pulse, a daily portal that curates news from across the African continent, a platform that strives to keep readers updated on politics, economics and culture. The core focus of his work is African news, current events that shape the lives of millions across 54 countries, a field that demands speed, accuracy and local insight.

Why Marcelino Nunes matters for readers

Marcelino Nunes covers topics that matter to everyday people – from the latest fiscal policies in Nigeria, West Africa’s most populous economy to the excitement of youth football tournaments in the continent. His reporting shows how a change in Nigeria’s exchange rate can affect street vendors, or how a new sports league can create jobs for local coaches. In each story he connects the dots: economic data influences political decisions, which in turn shape cultural trends. That chain of cause and effect is the backbone of his articles, and it helps readers understand why a policy shift in Abuja matters to a farmer in Kano or a fan in Lagos.

Beyond the numbers, Marcelino Nunes highlights the human side of African news. He follows a young rugby player chasing a World Cup dream, profiles a tech entrepreneur disrupting the LPG market, and captures the buzz around new streaming deals for women's rugby. By blending sport, business and social issues, he creates a well‑rounded picture of the continent’s dynamism. Readers get a mix of quick updates – like a 1‑1 draw that keeps Nigeria’s Flying Eagles in the U‑20 World Cup – and deeper analyses, such as the impact of Central Bank of Nigeria’s monetary policy on the naira’s strength. This variety makes his feed a one‑stop shop for anyone who wants both headlines and context.

Below you’ll find the latest stories that Marcelino Nunes has delivered for Patio Pulse. From football match reports and currency swings to policy changes and tech launches, the collection gives a snapshot of Africa’s fast‑moving landscape. Dive in to see how each piece connects to the bigger picture, and use the insights to stay ahead of the conversation happening across the continent.