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Africa Development Agenda 2063 Moves from Vision to Execution

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Africa has entered a decisive era where ambition must translate into action. The continent’s long-term blueprint, Agenda 2063, envisions a future of prosperity, integration, and resilience—but its success now hinges not on planning, but on execution. Across the continent,...

Google AI Tools for African Creators Aim to Turn Views into Value

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In the digital age, numbers are more than metrics—they’re currency. For African creators, YouTube views, likes, and subscriber counts represent not just popularity, but potential livelihoods. Yet too often, those numbers don’t translate into real economic value, especially when...

Spiro $100 Million Investment Marks Largest Ever in African Two-Wheel Electric Mobility

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African electric mobility leader Spiro has secured a landmark $100 million investment—the largest single funding round ever in Africa’s two-wheel e-mobility sector—signaling a major leap forward for sustainable urban transport on the continent. This milestone, anchored by a $75...

OpenAI Academy Africa to Launch at University of Lagos in Landmark Move

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The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has been selected as the host for the OpenAI Academy Africa, marking the first such initiative by OpenAI on the continent and cementing Nigeria’s growing role in global artificial intelligence development. The historic announcement...

The Rise of “Silent Discos” in Accra: Where Ghanaians Dance Alone—But Together

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Picture this: 300 people in Accra’s Independence Square. Not a single speaker. Not a shout. Just hundreds of Ghanaians dancing under the stars—each lost in their own world, yet moving as one. This is African silent discos 2025, and it’s...

TikTok Made Me Buy It: The Viral African Beauty Brands Taking Over Gen Z’s Vanity

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It started with a 15-second clip: a Lagos teen slathering shea butter infused with hibiscus on her elbows, whispering, “Watch this glow.” Now? That brand, Zuri Glow Co., is sold out across 8 countries—and it’s not even in Sephora. Welcome to...

The Secret Book Clubs of Kigali: Where Women Read Sci-Fi and Plot Utopias Over Umunyinya

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In a quiet villa in Kiyovu, 12 women gather every Saturday. There’s tea. There’s laughter. And there’s a heated debate about whether Octavia Butler’s Parable of the Sower could work in post-genocide Rwanda—with solar co-ops and drone-delivered seeds. This is...

My Therapist Is a Nollywood Auntie”: How African Soap Operas Are Accidentally Healing a Generation

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You didn’t book a session. You didn’t pay ₦50,000. But somehow, while watching “Tears in the Compound” at 2 a.m., you sobbed through a breakup you hadn’t even admitted you were grieving. Welcome to Nollywood therapy 2025—where over-the-top drama, dramatic...

Christmas Fuji 2025: How Nigerian Gen Z Is Reviving Fuji Music with Holiday Beats and Social Media Swagger

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Move over, Mariah—Lagos has a new holiday anthem, and it’s powered by talking drums, Yoruba praise chants, and neon Ankara Santa hats. In 2025, Christmas Fuji 2025 is the unexpected Yuletide sensation sweeping Nigeria, as young artists resurrect the...

Ghana Exits IMF Program with Debt Relief but Faces Growth-Debt Tightrope

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Ghana’s IMF program has concluded successfully as of October 2025, with the country securing $1.2 billion in debt relief under the G20 Common Framework—but low growth, high interest costs, and fiscal fragility keep economic recovery precarious. On October 3, 2025,...
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