Rwanda Ranked Among Africa’s Fastest-Growing Economies 

Rwanda has been named Africa’s fastest-growing major economy with 7% projected growth for 2026. Here’s how services, tec...

Two African Countries Are Making It Easier to Cross Their Border — Here’s Why It Matters

South Africa and Lesotho have agreed to scrap the passport requirement at their shared border. Here's why the deal matte...

Dangote Refinery Expansion: Boosting Nigeria’s Industrial Future

Nigeria’s Dangote Refinery expansion into petrochemicals is set to cut imports, boost local production of plastics and d...

6 Types of Bullying Your Child Might Encounter

Bullying isn’t always obvious. From verbal attacks to social exclusion and online harassment, these are six common types...

10 Foods That Actually Help Your Skin Stay Healthy and Glow

Discover 10 science-backed foods that nourish your skin from within, boosting hydration, collagen production, and that n...

Sahel Unites for Air Travel Revolution: Landmark Deal Creates New Regional Carrier

A significant cooperative transport venture has begun in West Africa as Burkina Faso, Mali, and Niger formally signed an...

Bitcoin Hits 11-Week High, But Nigeria’s Crypto Interest Remains Strong

Bitcoin has surged to an 11-weeks high, but Nigeria's crypto interest remains consistently strong. This is what the late...

What China's Latest Move Against Taiwan Reveals About Its Growing Influence in Africa

China’s role in Africa comes into sharper focus after three countries blocked Taiwan President Lai Ching-te’s flight, re...

Adeyemi Akitoye: The Cybersecurity Graduate Building A Piracy-Proof Platform For African Digital Creators

At 22, Adeyemi Akitoye is building Knowvas, an anti-piracy creator platform for African digital publishers, alongside hi...

The War on Poverty is on Pause: What Tinubu’s Reforms Really Mean for the Average Nigerian

President Tinubu’s bold economic reforms promised long-term growth, but for many Nigerians, they’ve brought deeper pover...

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...

Michael Truell: The 25-Year-Old Who Built Cursor From a College Idea Into a $60 Billion SpaceX Deal

Before SpaceX announced its $60 billion Cursor deal, there was Michael Truell, a 25-year-old MIT dropout who started cod...

WhatsApp Wants You to Pay Now, But Not for What You Think

WhatsApp is testing a paid “Plus” tier with themes, stickers, and customization features, signaling a shift toward monet...

Meta Isn't Just Cutting Jobs — It's Using Workers to Train Their Replacements

Meta’s latest AI push goes beyond layoffs, using employee behavior data to train systems designed to automate the very j...

9 Nigerian Trailblazers Who Were the First Ever to Achieve Major Milestones in History

Across leadership, sports, and aviation, these Nigerians made history not just by succeeding, but by becoming the very f...

Ex-Disney CEO Bob Iger Lands High-Powered Advisory Role with Josh Kushner's Thrive Capital

Bob Iger has returned to Thrive Capital as an adviser after stepping down as Disney's CEO, marking his second engagement...

Harvey Weinstein's Desperate Bid to Overturn L.A. Rape Conviction Faces Skeptical Appeals Court

Harvey Weinstein's lawyer faced skeptical appellate judges in Los Angeles while arguing to overturn his 2022 rape convic...

How Nigeria’s First Telecom Innovators Built a Market—Then Lost It

Before GSM giants took over, Nigeria's early CDMA operators made phone access possible for millions. This is the story ...

How Did Victoria Island In Lagos Earn Its Name?

A British queen who never visited Nigeria, a Lagos chieftaincy family paid off and displaced, and 300,000 people forcibl...

Xenophobia in South Africa: The Act Of Biting the Hands That "Freed" You

Blame the Zimbabwean shop owner, the Nigerian trader, the Mozambican worker, because it’s obviously easier than fixing u...