Africa

Can Artificial Intelligence Change the Face of Africa?

In the age of technology, it’s surprising that African leaders are not making any comments…

African Gospel Artistes May Have Found the Springboard to World Domination

Gospel artistes have worn the metal wig of deliberateness and are gradually shredding the cloak…

“Na God Go Punish Una!” Concert Culture in Nigeria is a Slippery Slope for the Progress of Nigerian Entertainment

…back at the home front, the concert culture is rather deplorable, even as ticket sales…

5 African Artists and African Film Spotlighted in Barack Obama’s 2022 Lists

This year’s lists include five African artistes, and a major African-based film. By Editor In…

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Is Africa Commemorating Its Heroes Enough?

Africa must begin to choose its own heroes, heroes who are not determined by the…

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Ishiagu Fabric: How the Wrong Totem Became the Symbol of the Igbo People

The younger generation of Igbo people, and other young Africans, by extension, have the wrong…

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Ethnic Diversity in the British Parliament: 10 Black Africans Who Have Served as Members of Parliament

By Sybil Fekurumoh The new British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, about a month ago, selected…

Hike in Food Prices is Causing a Shift in Consumer Preference in Africa, Research Now Says

The cost of rice and beans in Nigeria has people tilting toward pasta such as…

Despite Africa’s Illustrious Political Past, Why Are African Countries Failing?

Today, as these states have faded into modern postcolonial states, with centuries of colonialism in-between,…

The Single Narrative About Africa is Exhausting 

…this constant narrative is a display of mental laziness and ignorance, without the least effort…