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NFL 2021 DRAFT: Meet The Nigerian-American Picks.
The NFL 2021 Draft was the 86th National Football League Draft, the annual meeting of National Football League (NFL) franchises to select newly eligible players for the 2021 NFL
Moso Sematlane: The Journey Of A Writer
Moso Sematlane is the author of ‘Tetra Hydra Cannabinol’ which was shortlisted for the 2021 Commonwealth Short Story Prize. The young writer and filmmaker based
CAF Champions League: Al Ahly One Leg In The Semifinals
Cairo’s giant, Al Ahly, seals a two-goal victory against Mamelodi Sundowns in the first leg of CAF Champions League‘s quarter-final. Al Ahly Sporting Club —
Picture Africa
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Eight amazing shots in Africa last week probably worth a billion. They were creatively shot in
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala to Improve Lives Through The WTO
The Director-General of World Trade Organization (WTO), Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the first woman and the first African to occupy the position in her recent interview with
Naked Bodies At The Beach
Naked Bodies At The Beach I’ve never been at the beach With my shirt off. Even when the sun is busy Perching on my back.
Zambia’s parliament dissolves as general election approaches
Zambia‘s parliament has been dissolved today which is 90 days before the upcoming election. The 90 days is in accordance with Zambia’s constitution which provides
Kenzy Moses: In Search Of Dreams
Kenzy Moses is a bartender in the city of Abuja, the capital of Nigeria, where he sells alcohol and Arabian tea. His story rings a
Happy Eid al-Fitr Africa
It’s Eid al-Fitr! Travelling back in time, we are shaking hands, hugging one another in glowing attires and saying happy Eid al-Fitr 🙂 But with
REMEMBERING PATRICE LUMUMBA
Patrice Lumumba was a Congolese politician and independence leader who served as the first Prime Minister of the independent Democratic Republic of the Congo (then Republic of the
Kenya Suspends Somalia Flights After Restoring Diplomatic Ties
Qatar recently mediated the restoration of diplomatic relations between Somalia and Kenya. But before the wave settles, Kenya is already suspending flights to Somalia with
The Homecoming: Former Head of World Athletics Returns to Senegal
LAMINE DIACK RETURNS TO SENEGAL Lamine Diack, the former head of World Athletics formerly International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), has returned to Senegal after
AYA CHEBBI: A Pacesetter in Youth Activism
Aya Chebbi is a Tunisian diplomat, as well as a pan-African and feminist. She became the first appointed African Union Envoy on Youth in November 2018. She was appointed by the
COVID-19: Madagascar Begins Vaccination Campaign
The Indian Ocean island nation started its Covid-19 vaccination campaign on Monday. And among the first to be inoculated at Antananarivo, was Jean Louis Hanitrala
South Africa’s ANC appoints new Secretary-General
South Africa’s ruling political party, African National Congress simply ANC, officially appoints Jessie Duarte as its new secretary-general. The president of the nation, Cyril Ramaphosa
YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA: A Recurring Dilemma
The rate of youth unemployment in Nigeria is an alarming high. Statistically, one in every two Nigerians in the country’s labor force is either unemployed
Samia Suluhu Hassan Takes A Different Approach In Responding To Covid-19
In March, Tanzania lost its president, John Magufuli to a mysterious illness and was buried in his ancestral village (northwest of Tanzania) before being succeeded
Juliana Rotich: The African Geek Woman Amplifying The African Voice
Juliana Rotich is the founder of Ushahidi, an open-source software designed for receiving and mapping information. As a technology expert from Kenya, she has collaborated
The Patriarch of Ethiopian Orthodox Church Speaks on Tigray Massacre
With the bold statement: “They want to destroy the people of Tigray.” Patriarch Abune Mathias of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church has openly said in his
Rally Africa: The ARC Equator Rally
There’s more to Africa than half baked stories and dwelling on photos of young children looking dry and hungry. In Africa, there’s more that meet
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: Everywhere Stew
Everywhere Stew It’s 6 O’clock on a Sunday morning when Timmy is awakened by the sound of a couple of street evangelists singing slightly off-key
ANTOA POETRY: The Mask
The Mask When thieves at night Wear the mask, They rob us. They threaten our lives, Then rob us. They sometimes take Our lives with
Qatar In The Middle As Somalia Restores Diplomatic Ties With Kenya.
In a recent report on Thursday, Qatar has successfully mediated the restoration of diplomatic relations between Somalia and Kenya. This was made possible on Thursday
GRACE IKECHUKWU: The Unwavering Dream Of Becoming A Movie Star
Grace Ikechukwu is a young aspiring actress working through difficulties in making ends meet as a result of the pandemic. Despite the uncertainty, she has
Remembering The Abducted Schoolgirls Of Chibok
About 276 schoolgirls of Chibok were abducted on the night of the 14th of April, 2014, and in over seven years, over 100 of them
KIKI MORDI: An Icon Of Exemplary Investigative Journalism
Kiki Mordi was born Nkiru Mordi on 12th August, 1991, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. She is a Nigerian investigative journalist, media personality, filmmaker and writer. In 2016,
#JusticeForHinyHumoren: A Focal Case Of Violence Against Women
BACKGROUND TO #JusticeForHinyHumoren The spate of kidnapping, rape and killing of women in Nigeria, has reached an unbearable height in recent times. One of the
ODUNAYO EWENIYI: Bossing A Male-Dominated Tech Space
Odunayo Eweniyi was born in Oyo, Nigeria the first of four children. She attended the private tertiary institution, Covenant University, Nigeria, where she graduated the
5 Tie And Dye Patterns And How You Can Do It Yourself
In some parts of Africa people take pride in their cultural tie and dye techniques as a representation of identity and cultural creativity. Commonly in
ANTOA Poetry: The Ostrich Will Someday Fly
The Ostrich Will Someday Fly She has trekked for ages, And has forgotten she carries Wings. She’s now a chicken Comfortably picking from The ground,
DJ Bobby D: The Journey On A Turntable And The Songs of Hope
Bobby, popularly known as DJ Bobby D, loves music. Music is his life. In his dark moments, music is the light stretching her hands. Music
Remembering The Darfur Peace Agreement
The 2006 Darfur Peace Agreement, also known as the Abuja Agreement, was signed on May 5, 2006 by the Sudanese government headed by Omar al-Bashir along with a faction of the SLA led by Minni
BLESSING OKAGBARE: A Dashing African Champion
Blessing Okagbare is a Nigerian track and field athlete who specializes in long jumping and short sprints. She is an Olympic and World Championships medalist in the long jump, and a world medalist in the 200
Fighting Coastal Challenges With Systems Approach for Port Development in West Africa
Due to the challenges faced by coastal communities in West Africa as a result of flooding and erosion negatively affecting the ecosystem and livelihoods, the
15 Gorgeous Hairstyles & Haircuts That Unveil The African Beauty
The braids hairstyle is one of the most popular in Africa. African women love braids! Do you know that braids can be traced back more
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: Namaste
Namaste “Namaste” greets a soft tender voice, as the door to the reception area opens up and a slim, pretty lady walks in. Although she
The Fight For Equal Recognition Of Health Practitioners
Ade Martin Abiola studies Pharmacy at Bingham University and has been greatly inspired by popular pharmacist, health practicioner and entrepreneur Stella Chinyelu Okoli, the founder
20.10.20: Remembering The Lekki Massacre
The Lekki Massacre, also known as the Lekki Toll Gate Killings, was a horrific event which took place on the night of 20 October 2020,
AGNES KALIBATA: An Example Of Altruism In African Agrobusiness
Agnes Kalibata is a Rwandan agricultural scientist and policymaker. She also serves as the president of the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), which is funded
COVID-19: NCDC Announces New Cases
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has conducted close to 2 million COVID-19 tests in the country since Feb. 27, 2020. They disclosed this
‘BOSUN TIJANI: Laying The Bricks For Sustainable Developments in Africa Through STEM
Olatunbosun Tijani better known as ‘Bosun Tijani, is the founder of Co-Creation Hub popularly known as CcHub, where all young African talents with passion for
5 JAW-DROPPING ART GALLERIES TO VISIT IN AFRICA
Africa is known for her amazing artworks with global recognition. Many artworks from Africa have crossed the sea to different parts of the world. Some
ANTOA POETRY: The Color Blindness
Color Blindness The ocean loses her blue,When it fills our palms:A liquid mirror to see how“Bluetifull” we look. Oh nature is so matureAnd generous. She
PETERS CHIKE: The Woes Of The Nigerian Economy
Peters Chike holds degrees in Banking and Finance, and Business Management respectively. He currently works at Social Development Secretariat (Federal Capital Territory, Abuja), formerly known
THE EXODUS OF ETHIOPIAN JEWS: Operation Moses
Operation Moses was a covert operation to evacuate Ethiopian Jews (Falashas) from Sudan during a 1984 Civil War that caused severe famine. The Israelis initially
SAHLE-WORK ZEWDE: The Most Important Woman In Ethiopia
Sahle-Work Zewde is an Ethiopian politician and the current President of Ethiopia, being the first woman to hold the office. She was elected president unanimously by members of
TWITTER SETS UP AFRICAN HEADQUARTERS IN GHANA
Twitter announced on Monday, 12th April, the recruitment of an eleven-member team in Ghana, thereby making the West African country its headquarters for the African
FREDDIE KANOUTE: The Pathfinder For Young Aspiring Footballers
There are thousands of young African footballers whose dreams have been balled into a goal of fraud by shady agents. So many have cried out
10 Amazing Dance Styles That Spell AFRICA
It’s one body sprouting with countless stems of unimaginable dance moves as the ears listen to the beats of Africa. Like music, dancing is an
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: SCORES
“Omo bro wetin be the scores with that update wey Kani post for group chat now??”. It has been some days since Mike-O returned to
COVID-19 Pandemic: Learning New Skills And Making Ends Meet
One of the largest economies in Africa, the Nigerian economy, was forecasted to enter recession last year despite the hit of the pandemic on crude
IDI AMIN: A Legacy Of Brutality
Idi Amin Dada was a Ugandan military officer who served as the President of Uganda from 1971 to 1979. He is commonly known as the “Butcher of
MARGARET EKPO: A Strong Pillar Of Women’s Rights In Nigeria
Margaret Ekpo, born July 27, 1914 was a Nigerian women’s rights activist and a pioneering female politician in Nigeria’s First Republic and a leading member of a class of traditional Nigerian
PRISON BREAK: Over 1800 Inmates Escape During Armed Attack
As at Monday, April 5, 2021, over 1,800 inmates of a prison in Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria have escaped after a prison break orchestrated by
ZAHRA’ LANGHI: The Fight Against Political Factions of Libya
Zahra’ Langhi has been on the forefront in Libya, united with a group of like-minded women demanding transparency in governance and commitment to ensuring a
AFRICAN CLOTHING: The African Identity
History of African Clothing The beauty of African identity is fabricated in her unique attires. Before suit and tie, Africans walked majestically in kilts, skirts,
POETRY: Who Told Boys To See Themselves Higher
They called you a prince.When it’s almost time,For the apple to fall,They called you the heir. They wore you a crown.You were no longer a
POS MACHINES: A Game-changer Amid The Pandemic
There’s a tremendous rise of point of sale (POS) business transactions in Africa since the global economy was hit by the pandemic. Prior to Covid-19
IGBO LANDING: A Story Of Pride And Bravery
Igbo Landing is a historic site at Dunbar Creek on St. Simons Island, Glynn County, Georgia. It was the setting of a mass suicide in 1803 by
ANTOA Writing Contest 2021
A New Touch Of Africa debuts ANTOA Writing Contest 2021: Stories That Touch (AWC2021) to amplify the African voice from across the globe through poetry
AOUA KEITA: Woman Warrior Of Malian Politics
Aoua Keita was a Malian politician and anti-colonialism activist who was one of the earliest women in Mali to be involved in politics at any
IYALLA PETERSIDE: Named One Of America’s Best Physicians
Nigerian-born medical doctor Iyalla Peterside, has been named one of America’s Best Physicians for the year 2020 by the US National Consumer Advisory Board. The
TOLUSE DOVE FRANCIS: A Talk With The Mentalist
Toluse Dove Francis is the author of Beyond Blue and the founder of Reuel Consulting Ltd offering services such as research, therapy, training and coaching.
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: GBERA
Gbera: [verb]: To move, advance, or take off. It has now been four weeks since Mike-O has been at the family house, with his parents,
ERNEST MUHAMMED: The Importance of Being Earnest
Ernest Muhammed is an excavator and wheel loader machine operator. He is diverse and also a salon owner. The name “Ernest” has been the compass
SOUTH AFRICA 2010: When The Beautiful Game Came Home
In light of the global international football break, in which players have returned home to represent their countries in various continental fixtures, the time seems
GISELE RABESHALA: The Amazon Of Madagascar
Gisele Rabeshala, born Marie Gisèle Aimée Rabesahala on May 7, 1929, was a Malagasy politician and activist who was the first woman to hold a ministerial position
COVID-19: Nigeria Produces Local Vaccines
On Monday, 22nd of March, Secretary to the Government of the Federation and Chairman of the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha, mentioned that
PATRICE MOTSEPE: “African team must win World Cup”
The owner of South African football team Mamelodi Sundowns F.C. and the current president of the Confederation of African Football (CAF), Patrice Motsepe , is
The Origin Of Music And The Voice Behind It
How did words in seductive rhythm and sounds emerging from man-made instruments come to be a uniting force known as “music” among all humans in
ANTOA POETRY: The Hope-Full
So many of my kind Have passed away like Countless nights before sunrise. They were full of talents And dreams. When they slept, I mean
ODEY LINUS: The Story Of A Dog Lover And Where His Passion Lies
Odey Linus is an apprentice in a male beauty salon where he is honing his skills in cutting men’s hair in a small community. Odey
Remembering The “Ghana Must Go” Exodus of 1983
“Ghana Must Go” was a popular name given to the migration of illegal migrants (mostly Ghanaians) from Nigeria following a presidential executive order by Shehu Shagari in 1983. In
QUEEN NZINGHA: THE MOTHER OF ANGOLA
Nzingha Mbande (1583–1663) was Queen of the Ambundu Kingdoms of Ndongo (1624–1663) and Matamba (1631–1663), located in present-day northern Angola. She was born into the ruling family of Ndongo, and she received military
FLUTTERWAVE PARTNERS WITH PAYPAL TO ENHANCE PAN-AFRICAN TRANSACTIONS
Fintech company Flutterwave has teamed up with U.S. payments giant PayPal to enable the latter’s customers pay African merchants through its platform, the Africa-focused payments
GRAMMYs 2021: A Colorful Night For Afrobeats
The National Academy of America of Recording Arts and Sciences, which is the music recording company responsible for organizing and hosting arguably the grandest of
COMFORT MUSSA: “If Handwashing Was The Only Solution, Would Africa Beat COVID?”
Comfort Mussa is an award-winning Cameroonian journalist, and founder of Sisterspeak237. She’s been on the front-line in Cameroon fighting for social justice, women’s rights, and
World-Changing African Entrepreneurs Everyone Should Know
Amid global economic crisis challenging all economies in the world, new ideas are sprouting from Africa through African entrepreneurs like purple hibiscus and lilies to
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: The Slowdown
The Slowdown In the family’s hometown of Abeokuta, Mike-O finds himself in a slowdown mother has been all over the place, trying to solicit all
STARTING YOUNG: GemHub- From A Blog To A Hub
Ernestina Kabukour Kateye is a Ghanaian life coach. She is starting with one person and one continent at a time. As a millennial, she believes
Remembering The Rand Rebellion of 1922
The Rand Rebellion also known as the 1922 strike was an armed uprising of white miners in the Witwatersrand region of South Africa, in March 1922. Jimmy Green, a prominent politician in
ELLEN JOHNSON SIRLEAF: Africa’s First Female Head Of State
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf (born Ellen Eugenia Johnson, 29 October 1938) is a Liberian politician who served as the 24th President of Liberia from 2006 to 2018. Sirleaf was the first elected female head
SENEGAL PROTESTS: Opposition Leader Released.
In recent weeks, West African country Senegal, has witnessed and experienced a civil unrest resulting in what is now being referred to as the Senegal
International Women’s Day: Celebrating All Women Across The Globe
Historically, society has relegated women to the sidelines of events. However, there have been women who have been beacons of power and of heroism, challenging
10 Dog Breeds You Probably Thought Were From America
So many African dog breeds have been mistaken to originate from other parts of the world especially America. The importation of dogs into the continent
ANTOA POETRY: See No Color
“See No Color“ If the sun rises and leads Vultures to where we lie, Then they wouldn’t mind The shape of our nose; The length
Chidimma Cynthia: The Power of Dreams Amidst Nightmares
Chidimma Cynthia is young passionate business enthusiast. She grew up with a silver spoon and then she lost both parents. Despite her education being affected
Remembering The Soweto Student Uprising Of ’76
The Soweto student uprising was a series of demonstrations and protests led by black school children in South Africa that began on the morning of 16 June 1976, over 44 years
YAA ASANTEWAA: The Queen Mother Of The Ashanti War
Yaa Asantewaa was born in 1840 in Besease by Kwaku Ampoma and Ata Po in southern Ghana, the older of two children. Her brother, Afrane Panin, became
The Rise Of The Giant Eagles And Where To Find Them
Surrounded by houses, palm trees, a small LPG refilling station, and a community church is a 5-a-side football pitch where Mr. Gideon John coaches young
NOSTALGIA: Remembering The Aba Women’s Riots
The Women’s War, or Aba Women’s Riots was a period of unrest in colonial Nigeria over November 1929. The protests broke out when thousands of Igbo women from the Bende District, Umuahia and other
Sameera Moussa: Africa’s Nuclear Lady
In the twentieth century there were a great many scientists and physicists like Albert Einstein and Enrico Fermi whose names have been immortalized. When you
BANKY AND ADESUA WELLINGTON CELEBRATE SON’S ARRIVAL
Popular Nigerian entertainment couple; music mogul Banky Wellington and his wife, Nollywood sweetheart, Adesua, recently celebrated the newest addition to their family as they welcomed
THE HEADIES XPLORE 2020: AFRICA’S BIGGEST AWARD SHOW WINNERS
The 14th edition of Africa‘s biggest award, Headies, held virtually last night, 21 February 2021. The event was hosted by famous HipTV’s Nancy Isime and
THE FUTURE AFRICA ENVISIONS WITH NEW INVENTIONS
They say you don’t know something unless you learn about it. Viewing the second largest continent from space at night, it gives you a glimpse of light
THE HUSTLER DIARIES #3: Homecoming.
After a terrible disturbance which has upset the peace of Abule in very recent times, the shining Sun could definitely be seen as symbolic of
A Fight For Freedom: Expressing Originality Through Hairstyles
Samuel Muhammed is a hairstylist, and a computer engineer who is learning how to develop software. He is currently studying Mass Communication in a private
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Makes Herstory As First Female and African Leader of WTO
The former two-time Nigerian finance minister and former managing director of World Bank, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, is now the first woman to head World Trade
NOSTALGIA: Remembering The Ikeja Bomb Blast
The Lagos armoury explosion, more popularly known as the “Ikeja Bomb Blast“, was the accidental detonation of a large stock of high explosives at a military
FUNMILAYO RANSOME-KUTI: The Beacon Of Feminism In Nigerian History
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti was born in 1900 in Abeokuta, present-day Ogun State, Nigeria. She was one of the first women to attend Abeokuta Grammar School in
#EndSARS: Nigerian Police Arrest Protesters Reacting to the Reopening of Lekki Toll Gate
The EndSARS protesters are clearly not asleep as the sound of the Lekki Toll Gate reopening pricks their eardrums following the decision of the Lagos
KAYODE ALABI: The Hand Sketching African Whiz Kids for the Future.
Hammed Kayode Alabi is a recognized African social entrepreneur from Nigeria, and a former regional manager at Peace First Organization. As a regional manager for
10 Dishes That Makes You Book The Next Flight to Africa
Africa boasts of countless finger-licking delicacies and dishes, some of which are the absolute best dishes in the world. So good are these foods, that
TYODUGH JOSEPH: Keeping Together Through Art & Football
Interview with Tyodugh Joseph, Artist and an Aspiring Football Star who is currently scaling life’s hurdles throuh his athletic talent, and art. Tyodugh Joseph holds a
NOSTALGIA: Remembering FESTAC ’77
Festac ’77, also known as the Second World Black and African Festival of Arts and Culture (the first was in Dakar, 1966), was a major international festival held
MIRIAM MAKEBA: The Colorless Woman
One of the many great figures that fought against the apartheid system in South Africa and advocated for black consciousness, was Miriam Makeba. At a
LAYCON: BBNaija Star To Launch Own Reality Show
Nigerian reality TV star and winner of the 5th season of Big Brother Naija, Olamilekan Agbeleshe popularly known as Laycon, is set to air his
CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA BANS CRYPTOCURRENCY EXCHANGE
In a memo forwarded by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to all financial institutions in the country, crypto transactions including Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Ethereum
THE HUSTLER DIARIES: #2- Turf War
The relative peace in the neighborhood of Ilegbegbe, which was until recently, regarded as the nexus through which all other neighborhoods in the Abule slum,
NOSTALGIA: Looking Back On Biafra
On the 30 May 1967, in the town of Enugu in south-east Nigeria, a special audience led by Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, arrived at the government
ANGELIQUE KIDJO: Africa’s Premier Diva
Angélique Kpasseloko Hinto Hounsinou Kandjo Manta Zogbin Kidjo, known as Angélique Kidjo, born July 14, 1960, is a Beninese singer-songwriter, actress, and activist who is noted for
SOMALIA HOTEL EXPLOSIONS: Another Al Shabaab Attack
On Sunday, the 31st of January,2021, there was a suspected suicide car bomb explosion in Somalia‘s capital of Mogadishu. The explosion was followed by a
COVID 19: Investment In Vaccines To Benefit Nigerian Healthcare System.
Nigeria’s National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) Executive Director, Faisal Shuaib has recently stated that any investment in the procurement of COVID-19 vaccine, the
THE HUSTLER DIARIES (PILOT): In The Beginning
In a suburban area of the city of Lagos, Nigeria, West Africa, in a ‘slum’ popularly known as Abule , reside two random strangers, Michael
NOSTALGIA: Remembering The Kano Bombings Of 2012
January 2012 is a period that Nigerians will always remember as one of the most fearful periods in Nigeria’s recent history. On the 5th and
BOBI WINE: Finally Released From 11-Day House Arrest Following Court Order.
After 11 days of being stuck under arrest within his own home, Robert Kyagulanyi popularly known as Bobi Wine, can finally breathe a sigh of
HARRY BARNES-DABBAN: The Maven Designing Health Into The Future of African Ports
Harry Barnes-Dabban is the Founder and Executive Coordinator of Ports Environmental Network-Africa (PENAf), an organization created with the sole aim of securing the environmental health
NOSTALGIA: 28 Years Ago Today, Fela Kuti Was Arrested On Suspicion Of Murder
Hi there! It’s Thursday today, and you are about to be served your weekly dose of Nostalgia! Today’s feature is about a Nigerian legend in
CHIMAMANDA NGOZI ADICHIE: THE QUEEN REDEFINING AFRICAN LITERATURE AND FEMINISM
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie is a Nigerian writer, born in 1977 to a middle-class Igbo family in Enugu, Nigeria. Her mother became the first female registrar
DR CONGO KILLINGS: Mass Killings In The DRC Leaves Dozens Dead
In recent times, the Democratic Republic of Congo, DR Congo, has been plagued with the scourge of mass killings and it is fast becoming an
UGANDA ELECTIONS: Ugandans Clamor For A New Leader
In what has become an international spectacle, the people of Uganda have shown their resolve to ensure actual democracy by starting the trend #WeAreRemovingADictator after
LADI KWALI: Born from the Coils of Clay
Without an advanced machine to quicken the pot-making process and to impress aesthetic designs, Ladi Kwali carved and engraved her name on history-making iconic pottery
COVID-19: Zimbabwe Imposes 30 Day Lockdown
Following a spike in coronavirus (COVID-19) cases within the first few days of the new year, Zimbabwe has reintroduced a 12-hour curfew from 6 pm
#JusticeForDonDavis: A Story Of Abuse, And A Faulty Society.
In a controversial series of events currently making waves across Nigeria, the #JusticeForDonDavis trend is at the epicenter of a story of abuse of children
WILL JAWANDO: Meet The Agbada-wearing Nigerian American Councilman
Will Jawando, a Nigerian American who was elected into the Montgomery County Council in the United States, repped his roots as he rocked an Agbada
BRIDGET BEMA: One African Child Making A Brand Out Of Mischief
Here in Africa, we have had an elite share of our own comical characters in movies, TV and other media: We’ve had South Africa’s Leon
COVID-19: How Africa Has Been Able To Manage The Pandemic
Early in the year, a global phenomenon known as the Coronavirus, also known as “COVID-19” began to make the rounds and before anyone could say
I SEE NO LIMITATIONS: I Can Achieve Anything, With or Without A Degree
INTERVIEW WITH JACINTA UDE What motivated your movement from the East to Abuja? I came here for a job hunt in 2019. I actually come
LAYCON : Twitter Verification In the Bag!
Nigerian musician and reality star of the Big Brother Naija fame, Olamilekan Agbeleshe aka Laycon, finally gets Twitter verification ! The young star began to write
Senegal: A Country Of Culture, Fashion, And Fun
Senegal is a West African country with a rich culture and history. It is also home to some of the most fashionable people in Africa.
Lagos Fashion Week 2023 Recap: A Celebration Of African Fashion And Creativity
Lagos Fashion Week (LFW) is one of the most prestigious fashion events in Africa, and its 2023 edition was no exception. Held from October 25-29,
ReelFruit: How A Nigerian Dried Fruit Snacks Producer Is Expanding To The US
Affiong Williams, the CEO of ReelFruit, sees the Nigerian diaspora in America as a prime opportunity for her company to enter the US market. She
Klick Africa: The One-Stop Online Marketplace For Mothers In Africa
Klick Africa, a revolutionary online marketplace, is poised to become the go-to destination for mothers in Africa. With a vision to provide a one-stop shop
LeBron James Makes Waves With $28k Louis Vuitton Fit For NBA Season Opener
LeBron James, the iconic basketball player known for his unparalleled skills and impeccable style, made headlines once again as he stepped onto the court for
Ascension Capital Partners Invests In Paul’s Muesli: A Boost For South African Muesli Producer
Ascension Capital Partners, a prominent South African private equity firm, has made headlines with its recent acquisition of a 45% shareholding in Paul’s Muesli, a
PHANTOM V Flip 5G: Where Fashion And Tech Meet
For those deeply engrossed in the world of fashion, the pursuit of the ideal accessory to harmonize with your smartphone can be a formidable endeavor.
“I Actually Don’t Know Who You Are” Davido To Big Brother Naija Winner, Phyna
“I actually don’t know who you are” – Davido tells BBNaija winner and social media influencer, Phyna, on Twitter (now X). Phyna is probably not
Representation Matters: How Thuso Mbedu Challenges Beauty Norms With L’Oréal
Thuso Mbedu is a South African actress who has garnered international acclaim for her exceptional talent and contributions to the world of entertainment. Born on
Osi Umenyiora Former New York Giants Star Player On NFL Africa Expansion Plan
Born to Nigerian parents, Osi Umenyiora, the former defensive end for the New York Giants and a two-time Super Bowl champion, has emerged as a
