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International Day of the Girl Child: A Vision for the Future

Akpotutari, a 14-year-old girl from a rural community in Nigeria, dreams of becoming a doctor. She studies in the evenings, despite the limited electricity in her village. Like many girls.

Afrobeats Takes Center Stage: A Week of Stellar Releases

Afrobeats is once again captivating the global music scene this week, delivering fresh sounds deeply rooted in African culture. Tyla, dubbed the “Queen of Popiano,” returns with the deluxe version.

Effects of Urbanisation on Traditional African Cultures

Africa has one of the fastest urbanisation rates in the world. According to the United Nations, by 2050, over half of Africa’s population is expected to reside in urban areas..

Oil, Politics, and Ceasefires: How Global Conflicts Impact Oil Prices

The global oil market is inextricably linked to geopolitical tensions and ceasefires, making oil prices sensitive to conflict, especially in key oil-producing regions. Ongoing tensions in the Middle East, fluctuations.

World Mental Health Day 2024: Mental Health at Work in Africa

Every year, 10th October is observed as World Mental Health Day, a global initiative aimed at raising awareness of mental health challenges and mobilising support for those in need. “Mental.

Unlocking Africa’s Youth Potential in Sports

The youthful achievements of African sports stars are capturing global attention. While the West currently boasts a plethora of reigning superstars, Africa is brimming with untapped sports potential.   Talents.

Impact of Climate Change on Rural Communities in Africa

Rural communities in Africa are heavily dependent on agriculture, which significantly contributes to the continent’s overall GDP and accounts for over 60 per cent of employment. This reliance places the.

Decentralising Power: The Rise of Regional Governance in Africa

The shift toward decentralised governance in Africa represents a transformative movement, emerging as a fundamental approach to promote sustainable development, foster economic integration, and enhance security across the continent.  .

Why East Africa’s Economic Projections Matter to the Rest of Africa

East Africa is anticipated to register the highest regional growth in Africa, largely driven by the economies of Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, and Ethiopia. According to the African Development Bank,.