Data Is the New Palm Oil: Why African Nations Must Protect Their Digital Gold

Africa generates massive amounts of data daily, yet much of this digital wealth flows abroad. Protecting and leveraging ...

Sweden’s Bankless Shift: Can a Cash-Free Society Redefine Global Finance?

Sweden’s journey to becoming a cashless society isn't just another story. Read on how digital payments, mobile banking, ...

China’s Social Credit Saga: Surveillance, Trust, and the Future of Freedom

China’s social credit system blends surveillance, data, and control. Is it trust-building or a digital cage — and what...

The Unsexy Businesses That Actually Make Money: Nigeria’s Hidden Millionaires

While social media glorifies tech startups and influencer fame, Nigeria’s quiet millionaires are making their fortunes i...

From “God When” to “God Did”: How Hustle Culture Became a Religion

As African youth chase the gospel of hustle and soft life, a new faith has emerged, one built on ambition, affirmations,...

GMOs and the Future of Food: Can Biotechnology Feed Africa and the World?

Can GMOs feed Africa and the world? Read about the promise, risks, and future of biotechnology in tackling hunger, clima...

The Chains of Nepotism: Meritocracy and the African Job Market

Nepotism continues to dominate Africa’s job market, sidelining merit and talent. In today’s world “who you know” oversha...

The Waiting Season: What Happens to Young Nigerians After NYSC

For thousands of Nigerian graduates, the real challenge begins after the NYSC uniform comes off. This story explains the...