Sarah Mullally Appointed First Woman Archbishop of Canterbury, Leader of 85 Million Anglicans

History was made today as Sarah Mullally, aged 63, was appointed Archbishop of Canterbury, becoming the first woman ever to hold the post and the new spiritual leader of the worldwide Anglican Communion. Her appointment places her at the helm of a community of more than 85 million believers, marking a turning point in the nearly 500-year history of […]

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Meet Sushila Karki: Nepal’s First Female Prime Minister — Says She Will Govern by Gen Z’s Thinking

Sushila Karki was sworn in as Nepal’s interim prime minister on 12 September 2025, becoming the country’s first woman to hold the office. Her appointment followed a week of mass youth protests that forced the resignation of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli and dissolved parliament. The protests that swept Kathmandu were organised and amplified by a digitally native movement […]

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LeBron James, Oprah Winfrey, Tope Awotona and Forbes’ World’s Top 23 Black Billionaires in 2025

The global billionaire rankings continue to shift, but the latest Forbes list for 2025 highlights a powerful group of 23 Black billionaires whose influence stretches across industries from cement to technology, sports, entertainment, and finance. This year’s list carries familiar names and new entrants, underscoring how Black wealth creation continues to expand globally. Here is a detailed look at […]

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Edith Jibunoh Appointed Director of External Affairs at the World Bank

Edith Jibunoh is no stranger to global corridors of influence. From the bustling policy rooms of Abuja to the multilateral nerve centres of Washington, she has consistently stood out as a strategist who understands power, people, and purpose. Her recent appointment as Director of External Affairs at the World Bank signals more than just a career milestone. It marks […]

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Tems, J Balvin, Doja Cat to Perform at First-ever FIFA WORLD CUP Halftime Show

For Nigerian music powerhouse Tems, the global stage is no longer new territory, but on Sunday, 13 July 2025, she will mark yet another landmark in her meteoric rise. The Grammy-winning singer and songwriter has been officially announced as one of the headline performers at the first-ever FIFA Club World Cup Final halftime show, alongside Latin music giant J […]

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Shaikha Al Nowais Becomes First Woman to Lead UN Tourism

Emirati business executive Shaikha Al Nowais has been elected as the next Secretary-General of the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO). She will officially assume office in January 2026, making history as the first woman to hold the role since the organisation’s inception. Al Nowais’ election signals more than a milestone in gender representation; it sets the tone for […]

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How Penelope Adinku Became Ghana’s First Black Female Heart Surgeon

At just 26, Penelope Baabe Tettey Adinku has already etched her name in medical history, achieving what no Black woman before her has done – successfully repairing a human heart. A cardiothoracic surgeon from Ghana, she made this historic leap when she performed life-saving heart surgery on a six-year-old girl, marking her first-ever operation as a practicing surgeon. Penelope’s […]

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Nigerian Travel Influencer, Alma Asinobi, Sets Sights on Guinness World Record for Fastest Trip Across Seven Continents

In a bold and historic move, Nigerian travel and lifestyle content creator Alma Asinobi is set to make history by attempting to break the Guinness World Record for the fastest journey across all seven continents. With a mission to complete the challenge in under 70 hours, Alma aims to surpass the existing record of 73 hours (3 days, 1 […]

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Breaking: Zimbabwe’s Kirsty Coventry Makes History as First African and Female IOC President

Kirsty Coventry has been elected as the new President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), becoming the first woman, first African, and youngest person to hold the position. The 41-year-old Zimbabwean sports minister and Olympic champion succeeds Thomas Bach, who led the IOC for over a decade. Coventry’s victory was anything but expected. World Athletics President Lord Coe was […]

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Falodun Daniel: The 18-Year-Old Tech Visionary Transforming Innovation and Social Impact

At just 18, Falodun Daniel is redefining the boundaries of technology, accessibility, blockchain, sustainability, and artificial intelligence. With an impressive portfolio spanning full-stack Web2 & Web3 development, game and app creation, 2D/3D animation, UI/UX design, and drone piloting, he is pioneering cutting-edge solutions that drive global impact across multiple industries. Falodun’s expertise and innovative mindset have earned him recognition […]

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