In 2025, the number of female billionaires has reached a new high, with 406 women making Forbes’ list of the world’s 3,028 billionaires, accounting for 13.4% of the total. This marks a slight increase from 2024, where women represented 13.3% of the list. Forbes Here are the top 10 richest women in the world as of 2025: 1. Alice […]
Herbert Mensah: The Game Changer for Rugby in Africa
Herbert Mensah is a big name in the world of sports in Africa. He has done amazing things for rugby, especially in Ghana, and his journey shows how strong leadership and a passion for growth can make a difference. In March 2023, Herbert became the President of Rugby Africa. He brought a lot of experience and new ideas to […]
Sudanese Filmmaker Timeea Mohamed Ahmed Brings Sudan’s War to Global Spotlight with Acclaimed Documentary
There is a particular kind of power that lives in stories told by those who lived them. Sudanese filmmaker Timeea Mohamed Ahmed has not only lived through the trauma of conflict but has done what few are brave or skilled enough to do: shape that experience into a cinematic truth that speaks across borders, languages, and politics. As one […]
Peter Turkson – Ghana; Robert Sarah – Guinea; Arinze – Nigeria: When the Mitre Missed Africa: The Cardinals, the Continent, and the Vatican’s Cold Shoulder
They say lightning doesn’t strike twice. But in the case of the papacy, lightning doesn’t strike Africa at all. For decades now, as the white smoke billows from the Vatican chimney, so too do the hopes of millions across the African continent. Hopes that a son of the soil will ascend to the most sacred office in Catholicism. Three […]
#WIWC2025: How WOW Organisation Brought Hope and Empowerment to SOS Children’s Village in Zanzibar
April 26, 2025, marked a day of compassion, empowerment, and purpose as the Women of Will (WOW) Organisation made a memorable impact during their landmark International Women’s Conference in Zanzibar, visiting the SOS Children’s Village. The outreach formed part of the post-conference activities following the groundbreaking WOW International Women’s Conference 2025, themed “Empowering Women Globally: Creating a Boundless Future […]
Happy 60th Birthday to Yinka Akande
Today, we celebrate a remarkable leader, strategist, and visionary, Yinka Akande, as he marks 60 incredible years of impact, excellence, and innovation! From his tenure as Director-General and CEO of the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) to his role as Managing Director of Dangote Industries Free Zone Development Company (DIFZDC), Akande has consistently shaped industries with his expertise and […]
Celebrating Excellence: Arc. Mohammed Honored as Fellow at NIA
The recent investiture of Prince Arc. Akinlusi Muhaiminudeen Adeniji Mohammed as a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Architects (NIA) marked a significant milestone in the architectural and community development landscape. The event, held during the NIA’s 2024 Annual General Meeting, celebrated Mohammed’s outstanding contributions to architecture and sustainable development in Nigeria. A distinguished alumnus of King’s College, Lagos, […]
Moringa: The Nutrient Powerhouse Tackling Malnutrition in Africa
Moringa oleifera, a native plant of Africa and South Asia, is gaining global recognition for its impressive nutritional profile. Despite its strong chlorophyll taste, moringa stands out as one of the most nutrient-dense foods available. What sets this “miracle tree” apart is its versatility—all parts, including the bark, pods, leaves, seeds, roots, and flowers are edible and rich in […]
The Hadza Tribe: Guardians of Ancient Eastern Traditions in Modern Africa
Nestled around Lake Eyasi in Tanzania’s Arusha region, the Hadza tribe stands as one of the last true hunter-gatherer societies in Africa. With a lineage that stretches back thousands of years, the Hadza are believed to have inhabited the area since the late Stone Age, maintaining a unique way of life that offers a living glimpse into humanity’s earliest […]
Traditions of the Maasai: Africa’s Iconic Guardians of Culture
The Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania are among the most recognizable cultural groups in Africa. Clad in their signature red shuka, they have long roamed the vast plains and savannahs of East Africa, maintaining their rich traditions and pastoral way of life despite the encroachment of modernity. Their presence is an indelible part of the landscapes of iconic […]