Comparing Africa with Global Film Industries

For decades, the global film industry has been dominated by a singular narrative, often portraying Africa as a homogenous entity lacking in cinematic vibrancy. However, a revolution is underway. African.

African E-commerce Expansion into Global Markets

Compared to the early 2010s, the e-commerce industry in Africa has grown exponentially. One of the primary drivers of this expansion is the accessibility and affordability of smartphones, which have.

Exploring Opportunities in Namibia’s Offshore Oil Sector

Namibia, situated along the southwestern coast of Africa, is poised to harness the potential of its offshore oil reserves. Recent discoveries and evolving investment trends have drawn attention to the.

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South Africa’s Manganese: A Global Player

“In 2023, the total global reserves of manganese were estimated at around 1.9 billion metric tons, a more than three-fold increase compared to 2010. South Africa has the largest manganese.

Analyzing Energy Security on Africa’s Prosperity

There has been a growing recognition of the critical role energy security plays in driving Africa’s prosperity. With the continent experiencing rapid urbanization, population growth, and increasing industrialization, the energy.

Comparing Africa with Global Film Industries

African E-commerce Expansion into Global Markets

Exploring Opportunities in Namibia’s Offshore Oil Sector

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South Africa’s Manganese: A Global Player

Analyzing Energy Security on Africa’s Prosperity

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ALM’s POTY 2024: Honouring Africa’s Finest!

The anticipation has been palpable and here we are finally at The 12th African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year (POTY) Awards Ceremony, in the prestigious Ethiopian Skylight Hotel in.

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Spotlighting the Ancient Wonders of Egypt

From the decipherable Pyramids of Giza and the majestic Sphinx to the busy metropolis of Cairo and the serene waters of the Red Sea, Egypt offers a journey through time.

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African Art Unveiled: A Journey of Diversity

From the rhythmic beats of drums to the intricate patterns of traditional attire, Africa’s artistic landscape is as varied as its people. A rich fusion of cultural diversity unfolds in.

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Cultural Festivities: Exploring African Family Traditions at Yuletide

The Christmas holidays are a very important season in Africa that many look forward to. Though, from one country to another on the continent, there are variations in styles of.

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Epochal: Africa’s Record-Holding Leaders of the continent

A significant facet of Africa’s political landscape lies in the enduring tenures of its leaders. In the tapestry of the continent’s history, a handful of individuals have etched their names.

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Good Friday: An Exploration of Tradition, Reflection, and Humanity

Good Friday, observed by Christians around the world, stands as a solemn reminder of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is a day marked by reflection, prayer, and deep contemplation..

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International Flair: Calabar Festival’s Global Inclusivity

Cultural festivals serve as vibrant connectors, weaving unity into our collective human experience. In this exploration, we delve into the captivating Calabar Festival in Nigeria, which exemplifies transformative power of.

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A Soulful Journey: Significance of January 15 in Nigeria

In the rhythmic cadence of time, January 15 emerges as a sacred tapestry woven with threads of sacrifice, unity, and profound reflection in Nigeria. This day, etched into the nation’s.

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Is 2024 Africa’s year of political revolution?

Get ready for a political seismic shift as Africa braces itself for the pivotal 2024 elections across eighteen nations. This isn’t just politics as usual; it’s a continent-wide spectacle promising.

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A Decade of turmoil: A story about Oscar Pistorius and Reeva Steenkamp

The fateful Valentine’s Day in 2013 marked a tragic turn in the lives of Oscar Pistorius and Reeva Steenkamp, thrusting their names into the global spotlight for an event that.

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Is Colonial Reparation Feasible for Sao Tome and Principe?

The history of Sao Tome and Principe is one deeply intertwined with colonialism. Dissecting the injustices of the past and their reverberations in the present leaves a long trail of.

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A Sharp Focus on Curbing Youth Migration in Africa

The movement of people has always been a never-ending reality that has helped shape economic, social, and political systems worldwide for thousands of years. Nowhere is this more evident than.

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Upscaling Legal and Human Rights Development in Africa

Historically, Africa’s struggle for legal and human rights has been deeply intertwined with the shadows of colonialism, oppression, and resistance. The echoes of this tumultuous past reverberate in persistent inequalities,.

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Infrastructure Development in Rural Africa is Still a Challenge

In Africa, basic necessities like roads, water supply systems, and healthcare facilities remain scarce, stifling progress and perpetuating inequalities. Despite boasting six of the world’s fastest-growing economies, Africa grapples with.

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Scaling Fintech Solutions for Economic Inclusion in East Africa

One of the most important benefits of fintech in East Africa has been its role in driving financial inclusion. Traditional banks struggled to reach large segments of the population, particularly.

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Election of Bassirou Diomaye Faye: A New Era of Democracy for Senegal?

In the wake of Senegal’s historic presidential election, the nation finds itself at the threshold of a new era, propelled by the victory of opposition candidate Bassirou Diomaye Faye. Against.

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Liberia General Election 2023: Liberia Gears Up for Pivotal Presidential Election

As Liberia prepares for its presidential election on October 10, 2023, the nation stands on the precipice of a defining moment in its political history. This election encompasses not only.

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Nigeria’s 2023 Presidential Election – 21 Days After

Reactions of the Opposition Parties, the Ruling Party Observers, the International Community, the Legal Battles. The thrills and frills of electioneering and politicking for Nigeria’s Presidential seat have come to.

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2023 Presidential Elections: Nigeria Decides Today

The nation is at a pause; normal daily activities are all at a stand as Nigerians decide who to takes over the mantle of leadership from the present government for.

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Nigeria 2023 Elections: 5 Things You Need to Know About

Preparations for Nigeria’s seventh consecutive general elections since the return of democracy in 1999 are in top gear, with the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) assuring Nigerians and the rest.

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Medical Tourism Trends: Africa’s Healthcare Evolution

For decades, medical tourism- the practice of seeking medical treatment abroad has flourished as a lucrative industry. Patients worldwide have frequented destinations like Thailand, India, and Singapore in pursuit of.

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Driving STEM Innovation: African Union’s Ambitious Agenda

Recently, an Ivorian entrepreneur, Isis Wenger developed a mobile solar dehydrator that helps farmers preserve fruits and vegetables, reducing post-harvest losses, A team of Ghanaian doctors designed a low-cost, portable.

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Is the African Market ready for e-Power Hybrid Vehicles?

The readiness of the African market for e-Power Hybrid Vehicles is a topic of significant interest and discussion, given the region’s unique economic, social, and infrastructural landscape. To comprehensively address.

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Africa and the Impact of Smartphone Revolution

A revolution has speedily unfolded and it is the smartphone revolution. This surge in mobile technology is not just about connecting people; it’s transforming entire economies, empowering individuals, and fostering.

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Africa is Driving Innovation Amidst Global Competition

Africa’s contribution to the global creative economy remains notably meager, constituting only approximately 2.9% of worldwide creative goods exports, amounting to $58.4 billion and comprising less than 1% of the.

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African E-commerce Expansion into Global Markets

Compared to the early 2010s, the e-commerce industry in Africa has grown exponentially. One of the primary drivers of this expansion is the accessibility and affordability of smartphones, which have.

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Comparing Africa with Global Film Industries

For decades, the global film industry has been dominated by a singular narrative, often portraying Africa as a homogenous entity lacking in cinematic vibrancy. However, a revolution is underway. African.

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African E-commerce Expansion into Global Markets

Compared to the early 2010s, the e-commerce industry in Africa has grown exponentially. One of the primary drivers of this expansion is the accessibility and affordability of smartphones, which have.

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Exploring Opportunities in Namibia’s Offshore Oil Sector

Namibia, situated along the southwestern coast of Africa, is poised to harness the potential of its offshore oil reserves. Recent discoveries and evolving investment trends have drawn attention to the.

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South Africa’s Manganese: A Global Player

“In 2023, the total global reserves of manganese were estimated at around 1.9 billion metric tons, a more than three-fold increase compared to 2010. South Africa has the largest manganese.

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Analyzing Energy Security on Africa’s Prosperity

There has been a growing recognition of the critical role energy security plays in driving Africa’s prosperity. With the continent experiencing rapid urbanization, population growth, and increasing industrialization, the energy.

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Addressing Hunger in War-Torn Sudan

Imagine a nation with a vibrant cultural heritage, where fertile lands once yielded bountiful harvests. Now picture the same land ravaged by conflict, its people facing a relentless foe –.

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Is Colonial Reparation Feasible for Sao Tome and Principe?

The history of Sao Tome and Principe is one deeply intertwined with colonialism. Dissecting the injustices of the past and their reverberations in the present leaves a long trail of.

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Africa’s Hidden Gems: Exploring Untamed Beauty

Why do travelers flock to Africa, drawn by its untamed beauty and promise of adventure? Is it the allure of vast savannahs teeming with wildlife, the mesmerizing rhythms of ancient.

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Political Developments in Chad: Implications for Regional Stability

Chad’s upcoming presidential election is poised to be a pivotal moment, not just for the nation but for regional stability as well. After years of political turmoil and a transition.

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Rwanda’s Women: Leaders in Politics and Business

According to the World Bank’s Women, Business, and the Law report, Rwanda scores relatively high on women’s economic participation indicators, including access to credit, property rights, and employment opportunities. The scratches.

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Investigating the Causes of Deadly Fires in South Africa

South Africa has been gripped by devastating fires that have left communities reeling and firefighters battling against the odds. From urban centers to rural villages, these infernos have ravaged homes,.

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A Sharp Focus on Curbing Youth Migration in Africa

The movement of people has always been a never-ending reality that has helped shape economic, social, and political systems worldwide for thousands of years. Nowhere is this more evident than.

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Broader Implications of Job Losses in South Africa’s Mining Industry

For decades, South Africa’s mining sector has stood as a pillar of its economic foundation, providing employment opportunities and contributing significantly to the nation’s GDP. The sector currently employs approximately.

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How Prepared is Nigeria against the Next COVID?

Gazing back from a future standpoint, the inquiry into Nigeria’s readiness for the “next COVID” carries substantial weight. The COVID-19 pandemic in the early 21st century acted as a poignant.

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Global Impact of Bilateral Relations and Economic Cooperation on Africa’s (FDI)Foreign Investment

Africa’s reputation as a destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) has often been unfavorable, characterized by images of civil unrest, poverty, diseases, and economic instability. While these conditions exist in.

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Namibia: From Seal Colonies to Desert Dunes, a Tourist’s Paradise

Capturing the visual splendor of Namibia and its diverse ecosystems, Ralph Jones opined that “Namibia’s dramatic landscapes, from the icy Benguela current teeming with life to the ancient Namib Desert.

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African Youths Taking Center Stage in Governance Reforms

A transformative breeze is sweeping through Africa’s expansive and dynamic landscape. No more satisfied with mere spectators, a cohort of youthful Africans is ascending, insisting on inclusion and dynamically steering.

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A view at US-Morocco New Path in Tech Cooperation

The sands of North Africa are shifting, not just geologically, but also in the realm of technological advancement. The United States and Morocco, two nations with a long history of.

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 Navigating Kenya’s Flood Crisis: Top Strategies for Effective Management

Recently, floods hit Kenya, affecting people in 21 of the 47 counties. The capital city of Nairobi and surrounding areas were particularly affected. The Nairobi and Athi rivers burst their.

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Upscaling Legal and Human Rights Development in Africa

Historically, Africa’s struggle for legal and human rights has been deeply intertwined with the shadows of colonialism, oppression, and resistance. The echoes of this tumultuous past reverberate in persistent inequalities,.

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