Whose Security Is Being Secured? Inside U.S. military Strikes in Nigeria
Recent United States military strikes targeting ISIS-linked groups in parts of Africa have renewed a long-running debate across the continent: whether foreign-led... Read more.
Eduardo Camavinga Is Building More Than a Legacy in Angola
When Eduardo Camavinga stepped onto Angolan soil in December, it was more than a homecoming — it was a statement of purpose. “I chose to create a football academy... Read more.
6 African Trailblazers Named Among Forbes’ 100 Most Powerful Women of 2025
In 2025, power no longer wears a single face—or speaks with a single accent. As the world grapples with economic realignments, geopolitical uncertainty, and cultural... Read more.
You Won’t Believe Which African Giant Is Copying Niger’s U.S. Visa Shutdown
A decisive recalibration is underway in the Sahel—one that signals not protest, but policy. For decades, global mobility has operated on an uneven axis: African... Read more.
The 5 African Cities Leading a Healthcare Revolution
For decades, Africa’s healthcare story was framed around scarcity—underfunded hospitals, medical brain drain, and dependence on foreign aid. Today, that narrative... Read more.
US Health Cash Grab Halted As Kenya Draws A Red Line On Digital Colonialism
In a ruling that could redefine how Africa engages global powers in the digital age, Kenya’s High Court has hit pause on a multibillion-dollar health agreement... Read more.
At 17, Abdul Jabar Adama Delivers Nigeria’s First World Aquatics Medal
When Abdul Jabar Adama surged into the wall at the end of the men’s 50-meter butterfly final, the moment lasted barely 23 seconds. Its consequences, however, may... Read more.
David Munyua’s Historic Win Brings Kenya to the World Darts Stage
When David Munyua stepped onto the Alexandra Palace stage on December 18, he carried no national precedent with him. No Kenyan had ever won a match at the PDC World... Read more.
Uncle Sam’s Visa Lockout: Why Africa’s World Cup Stars Are Winning on the Pitch but Losing at the Border
In 2026, the World Cup will arrive in the United States draped in the familiar language of openness: global unity, shared joy, the beautiful game without borders.... Read more.
Protecting Your Digital Business: Cybersecurity Essentials for African Entrepreneurs and Freelancers
An Atlanta-based user experience designer working remotely with clients in Lagos and New York woke up on a Monday morning to discover that her Mac had been locked... Read more.