Tinubu's UK State Visit And Why Britain Waited 37 Years to Roll Out the Red Carpet

Nigeria's President Tinubu just completed the first UK state visit in 37 years with King Charles, and a £746m port deal....

Tope Mark‑Odigie Introduces ‘Game of Money’ Podcast at Watch Party

Tope Mark-Odigie introduces the ‘Game of Money’ podcast at a watch party, highlighting financial literacy, wealth creati...

Promise and Fail: The Ghost Towns of Africa

From Lagos to Nairobi, to Johannesburg, spectacular and revolutionary estates have been promised. It is a tale as old ti...

The Game of Money Is Already Being Played, The Question Is Whether You Know the Rules

The Game of Money podcast, hosted by Tope Mark-Odigie, is on a mission to teach Nigerians and Africans the rules of weal...

How Africa’s Tech-Savvy Youth Are Transforming the Job Market Through Remote Work

Africa’s youth are leading a remote work boom, reshaping job markets with tech skills and innovation. Here’s how they’re...

Scarcity At Home: The Danger of Food Export Culture in Africa

Just how much of Africa's food is exported, and how does this affect the local food table?

SHE100: Hilda Moraa’s Quiet Revolution in African Credit

Hilda Moraa turned a failed school project into Kenya’s first major tech exit and built , a platform that has delivered ...

She100: How Prof. Penelope Engel-Hills Became One of Africa's Most Important Health Educators

The woman behind Africa’s radiation therapists: Prof. Penelope Engel-Hills built a legacy in health education, ethics, a...

SHE100: She Did Not Wait for Permission to Change — The Story Of Damilola Odufuwa

It started at a party and within seven months she had co-founded the Feminist Coalition. Within ten, it had become the l...

The End of Phone Numbers in M-PESA: Kenya’s Big Privacy Shift

M-PESA is removing visible phone numbers from transactions, marking a major shift in privacy, fraud prevention, and how ...

Why WhatsApp Channels Are Quietly Replacing News Sites

WhatsApp Channels are quietly becoming the go-to news source, reshaping how people consume journalism and leaving tradit...

Voices in the Machine: Orange, OpenAI, and the Battle for African Tongue

The article discusses the partnership between Orange and OpenAI to deploy AI supporting African languages, framed as a s...

Feminine Soft Colours to Wear at Work Without Looking Overly Girly

You Can Wear These Feminine Colours to Work Without Looking Too Girly. Learn these styling tips for professional, polish...

The Oil in Your Kitchen Wasn’t Always Meant for Consumption

The cooking oil in your kitchen didn’t always start as food. From industrial lubricants to “heart-healthy” branding, her...

The Organ Behind the Autism Spike Isn’t the Brain, So Why Are We Still Focusing Only on the Brain?

Recent research suggests the autism spike may originate in the gut, not the brain. Discover why children are improving w...

Bird Poop Built an Empire — The Wildest Science Story You Haven't Heard

Discover how the Chincha Kingdom of ancient Peru built a powerful empire—not with gold or armies, but with the nitrogen-...

The UK-Nigeria Migration Deal Is Bigger Than the Headline You Are Seeing

Nigeria and the UK signed a migration MoU during Tinubu's state visit, but it is not the mass deportation deal the headl...

7 Ways to Stay One Step Ahead of Online Scammers

You don’t have to be careless to get scammed. With over half of adults targeted every year, today’s scams are smarter, f...

Everyone Is "Living Their Best Life" Online Because Real Life Sucks

Everyone online seems to be thriving , but is the curated life real or just a very polished escape from a real life that...

OPINION: If You Won’t Risk It, Don’t Call It Anger

Nigerians are often told they are not angry enough about corruption and bad governance. But after #EndSARS and the Lekki...

Nostalgia Is a Drug And Many of Us Might Be Addicted

An opinion piece examining how nostalgia shapes our view of the past, why many people feel life used to be better, and w...