Mysteries of Biology: Can Trauma Actually Be Inherited?

Perhaps you got more than your face from your father, perhaps you got trauma in your blood.

Opinion: The Erasure of The Poor Working Class Wife in Africa

Unlike the romanticized world of Bridgerton, real life often involves the systemic erasure of working-class African wome...

When Farming Meets Phones: Africa’s Quiet Tech Revolution

From AI-powered crop diagnosis to USSD tools for tractor hire, rural farmers across Africa are quietly adopting digital ...

Lagos’s Green Line Rail: A New Corridor from Coast to Commerce

Lagos is reimagining its urban transport with the 68km Green Line rail project, connecting Marina to Lekki Free Trade Zo...

Living or Filming? The Modern Obsession with Capturing Everything

In a world where every moment is content, have we traded genuine experiences for curated aesthetics? This thought-provok...

The Unspoken Rules: Why African Parents Rarely Say “I’m Sorry”

In many African homes, apologies are rare—not due to a lack of remorse, but because of deep-rooted cultural norms around...

The Business of Black Tax: How Family Obligations Impact African Entrepreneurship

Behind every successful African entrepreneur may lie a burdened bank account and an emotional toll. This deeply honest p...

Between Culture and Consent: Rethinking Sex Education in African Homes

Silence has long stood in for sex education in African homes—often at great cost. This bold essay explores how cultural ...