Opinion

‘Japada’ Wave: Europe-Born African Stars Shaping AFCON 2025

Luca Zidane is one of the most intriguing names at the Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025—not just for the…

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Diaspora to Davos: The Africa the World Is Yet to Catch Up With

Spend enough time away from home and a quiet truth reveals itself: identity is not fixed. It shifts with place,…

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Achalugo, No Turning Back: How Omoni Oboli, Gaise Baba Shaped Nigeria’s YouTube Culture in 2025

YouTube Nigeria’s 2025 end-of-year rankings, released alongside the personalised “YouTube Recap,” do more than crown category winners. It provides a…

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AI and Editing: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping the Film, Creator Economy

By Ihunmehai Isaac The first time I heard the term “AI,” I was in the backseat of my roommate’s friend’s…

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2026 World Cup Qualifiers Drama: A Tale of Two African Presidents

High stakes, high drama. On a Tuesday night that gripped the continent, the destinies of two of Africa’s footballing powers…

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Building Businesses that Drive Sustainable Development – Lamé Verre on ESG and African Realities

Good morning, ladies and Gentlemen! It is an honour to be here today, among so many visionaries and changemakers.  To…

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At Burna Boy’s Berlin Concert, I saw Nigerian Creativity Shine on the Global Stage

On the night of August 15 in Berlin, I witnessed Burna Boy light up the Waldbühne arena before 15,000 fans.…

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Nneka: Nigeria’s MOBO Award Winning Star, Global Music Treasure

Originality always outlives trends. Some artists care less about fame and more about the message, their lens on the struggles…

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Fela to Angelique Kidjo: African Music Pioneers Who Paved the Way for Afrobeats

The global rise of Afrobeats in the last decade has been credited to contemporary artistes who have further taken the…

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Visions of Tomorrow: Inside Accra Indie FilmFest’s Opening Night

I’ve been meaning to go to the Accra Indie Film Fest (AIF) for a while, but somehow, I miss it…

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