Tariye Gbadegesin: Powering Africa’s Climate Infrastructure and Finance

In the fast-paced world of international finance and climate action, Tariye Gbadegesin is a goal-setter, a pacesetter and a force to reckon with. Leveraging over two decades of experience, she is propelling Africa into a greener and more sustainable future. From her pivotal role in establishing the Africa Finance Corporation (AFC) to her current leadership […]

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The Shifting Narrative of Female Power: Forbes Most Powerful Women in the World, 2023

In the opening months of 2023, a wave of change swept through the corridors of power, reshaping the narrative of global leadership. The exodus of prominent women such as Sanna Marin, Jacinda Ardern, Nicola Sturgeon, Susan Wojcicki, and Martina Merz from key roles in politics and corporate spheres triggered discussions on the persistent gender disparities […]

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Nurturing Wellness: Dr. Banji Awosika’s Impact Beyond Medicine

Dr. Banji Awosika is not just a name that reeks of medical expertise but of the profound impact he’s making in the field of nephrology and wellness. A US-based Specialist Physician, Dr. Awosika is committed to reversing the trend of medical tourism through knowledge sharing and hands-on procedural training. Sitting on the board-certified in Internal […]

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Welcome to a Delightful December!

December is a time for celebration, and at Bold and Beautiful, we take pride in celebrating the diverse talents and accomplishments of African men and women and we are proud of the amazing journeys of various bold and beautiful men and women of African descent we have witnessed this year. As we wind down 2023, […]

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Ebenezer Obey and King Sunny Ade: Celebrating Over 60 Years of Harmonizing Diverse But Philosophical Juju Tunes

I was raised in the vibrant melodies of the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s music of Orlando Owo, Aina Omowura, Barrister, Ebenezer Obey, King Sunny Ade, Collignton, Funmi Aragbaye, Senwele Jesu, Amona, Bola Are, and the likes filled the eardrum of my childhood. While a mix of Ayinde Wasiu, Pasuma, Ayinde Barrister, and some foreign music […]

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Epistemic Justice: Dr. Penelope Muzanenhamo’s ‘Paper of the Year’ Creating Paradigm Shift in Management and Organization Studies

Assistant Professor Penelope Muzanenhamo, a force of intellectual prowess at the UCD College of Business and has just been bestowed with the prestigious ‘Paper of the Year’ award by Human Relations, one of the world’s foremost journals. In her seminal work titled “Epistemic Injustice and Hegemonic Ordeal in Management and Organization Studies: Advancing Black Scholarship,” […]

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Goodluck Jonathan at 66: A Statesman and His Redemptive Power of Peace

In the history of African leadership, few figures can boast of a Nollywood-styled heroic journey of the former Nigerian President, Goodluck Ebele Jonathan. This is not just about the milestones that mark this outstanding political career, but his transformative power of statesmanship and the redemptive force of fostering peace has shown and shone during vital […]

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International Men’s Day: The Indomitable Spirit of Men

Society often consistently imposes limiting stereotypes on, especially, black men, but before you say, “international men’s day”, they rise above these expectations. However, many black men are beginning to show that they are not confined by societal expectations, they define their own narratives. Amidst the hustle, it’s crucial to acknowledge the mental health battles these […]

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The Grace Called, Enoch Adeboye

According to the christian faith, grace is the power that God willingly gives us to help us do what we could never do on our own when God said to Paul, “My grace is sufficient for you,” He was giving Paul His power to be set free from the thorn that was buffeting him. However, Paul had […]

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