Africa is Competing in the Global Music Market

Music is life; it embodies the heart and soul of communities, serving as a medium for storytelling, social change, and identity. This week’s New Music Friday, the African music industry,.

Using Streaming Platforms to Uncover Value in Africa’s Movie Industry

Over the past decade, Africa’s movie industry has undergone a remarkable transformation, with streaming platforms becoming an integral part of the landscape. From Nollywood in Nigeria to the diverse cinematic.

Global Partnerships: How Africa is Driving SDG 17 Success

Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17) underscores the importance of partnerships in achieving global development goals. Africa has made progress in forging alliances to address issues of poverty, inequality, and.

Unlocking Dormant Capacity in Africa’s Labour Productivity

With the world accelerating towards digitalisation, automation, and AI, what’s holding Africa back from unlocking its full potential in labour productivity?.   Integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data.

Promoting Peace in Africa: A Case Study of the Military Takeover in West Africa

In the past few years, West Africa has found itself at the centre of an unsettling trend: a wave of military coups that has overturned democratic governments and destabilised nations..

Forging Alliances: Africa and Emerging Global Economies

Africa, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a youthful, dynamic population, is no longer the overlooked frontier of global economic engagement. Instead, it has emerged as a.

Africa is Competing in the Global Music Market

Using Streaming Platforms to Uncover Value in Africa’s Movie Industry

Global Partnerships: How Africa is Driving SDG 17 Success

Unlocking Dormant Capacity in Africa’s Labour Productivity

Promoting Peace in Africa: A Case Study of the Military Takeover in West Africa

Forging Alliances: Africa and Emerging Global Economies

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Sacred Journeys: Exploring Africa’s Spiritual Treasures

In the early hours of a misty January morning, thousands gathered in the small Ethiopian town of Lalibela. Families, lone travellers, and pilgrims of all ages, some from nearby villages.

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Reparations and Reconciliation: Caribbean Leaders’ Hopes for the UK Government

In the ongoing discussions around reparations, Caribbean leaders are seeking dialogue with the United Kingdom regarding its role in the transatlantic slave trade. These calls for reparatory justice have been.

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A Resounding Success: The 10th International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) 2024 Concludes in New York

New York, 24 September 2024—Harvard Club of New York City The 10th International Forum on African-Caribbean Leadership (IFAL) 2024 concluded with notable success, reinforcing its pivotal role in promoting cross-continental.

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Africa and Afro-Brazilian Traditions

The cultural and economic relationship between Africa and Brazil is a tapestry woven from centuries of historical exchange. From the transatlantic slave trade to contemporary cultural and economic ties, the.

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The Leadership of Today: Dr. Ken Giami’s Clarion Call to Nigerian Youths

In a world where youth are often seen as the leaders of tomorrow, Dr. Ken Giami, Founder and Executive Chairman of the African Leadership Organisation, is challenging this outdated narrative..

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The De-Marketing of Nigeria As An Investment Destination: The NNPC – Aliko Dangote Saga

By Victor Oladokun I’ve read with either great interest or dismay, several informed and uninformed comments about the current Aliko Dangote – NNPC brouhaha. Make no mistake about it. This is.

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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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Sub-Saharan Africa’s 2025 Growth Forecast: What Economists Are Saying

In global economic discussions, Sub-Saharan Africa is usually framed through a lens of challenges—rising debt, political instability, and environmental risks dominate headlines. A fresh outlook is emerging, however, with economists.

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Sustainable Development Goals: Progress and Persistent Challenges

In 2015, the United Nations charted a visionary course for global development by establishing 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aimed at eradicating poverty, protecting the planet, and ensuring prosperity for.

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Mozambique’s Rhino Conservation: A Global Model of Resilience and Success

Mozambique is rewriting the narrative of rhino conservation; from a nation on the brink of losing its wildlife to one leading the charge in its recovery. Experts, conservationists, and local.

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A Call for Unity and Progress through Pan-Africanism

Pan-Africanism is a philosophy and movement advocating solidarity, unity, and the political integration of African nations. It has long driven the continent’s quest for liberation and self-determination. Initially emerging in.

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BREAKING: BASSIROU FAYE, ANDRY RAJOELINA, AND JOÃO LOURENÇO NAMED AFRICAN LEADERSHIP MAGAZINE PERSONS OF THE YEAR 2024

…POTY awards presentation ceremony to hold 27–28 February 2025 13 December 2025, London, United Kingdom The African Leadership Magazine (ALM) is excited to announce the African Persons of the Year.

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Forging Alliances: Africa and Emerging Global Economies

Africa, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a youthful, dynamic population, is no longer the overlooked frontier of global economic engagement. Instead, it has emerged as a.

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Cultural Diplomacy: Advancing Africa’s Foreign Relations

In an increasingly globalised world, soft power has become a crucial component in shaping international relations. At the core of this soft power is cultural diplomacy—a tool that Africa is.

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Nicholas Kemi Nshe: A Pillar of Leadership in Shendam & Beyond

Nichokas Kemi Nshe stands out as a formidable figure in Plateau State’s political landscape. His journey is one of remarkable resilience and dedication, as he recently emerged victorious in the.

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African Icons in STEM: Leading Innovation Beyond Borders

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) have long served as the launchpads for transformative global change. In Africa, a new generation of leaders is rewriting the narrative, proving that innovation.

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Colonial Legacy in Governance Structures and Social Hierarchies in Africa

The colonial legacy in Africa remains one of the most enduring and complex aspects of the continent’s political and social fabric. From the late 19th century to the mid-20th century,.

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Nicholas Kemi Nshe: A Pillar of Leadership in Shendam & Beyond

Nichokas Kemi Nshe stands out as a formidable figure in Plateau State’s political landscape. His journey is one of remarkable resilience and dedication, as he recently emerged victorious in the.

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African Icons in STEM: Leading Innovation Beyond Borders

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) have long served as the launchpads for transformative global change. In Africa, a new generation of leaders is rewriting the narrative, proving that innovation.

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Africa’s Stolen Heritage: Why Repatriation of Artefacts Matters

The repatriation of stolen African art is essential for healing and rebuilding the continent. Over centuries, the West looted countless artefacts, sculptures, and artworks during its expeditions to Africa, spanning.

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BRICS Banknote: The Implications Banknote on Intra-African Trade

The BRICS group—initially comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—has introduced a new BRICS banknote to enhance economic cooperation among its member states. This banknote, intended as an alternative.

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Reparations and Reconciliation: Caribbean Leaders’ Hopes for the UK Government

In the ongoing discussions around reparations, Caribbean leaders are seeking dialogue with the United Kingdom regarding its role in the transatlantic slave trade. These calls for reparatory justice have been.

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The Role of Government in Sports Administration in Africa

Sports governance in Africa is a dynamic field that involves various sports organisations, youth sports policies, and the pivotal role of governments. Together, these entities promote youth participation in sports—essential.

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Africa is Competing in the Global Music Market

Music is life; it embodies the heart and soul of communities, serving as a medium for storytelling, social change, and identity. This week’s New Music Friday, the African music industry,.

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Using Streaming Platforms to Uncover Value in Africa’s Movie Industry

Over the past decade, Africa’s movie industry has undergone a remarkable transformation, with streaming platforms becoming an integral part of the landscape. From Nollywood in Nigeria to the diverse cinematic.

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Global Partnerships: How Africa is Driving SDG 17 Success

Sustainable Development Goal 17 (SDG 17) underscores the importance of partnerships in achieving global development goals. Africa has made progress in forging alliances to address issues of poverty, inequality, and.

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Unlocking Dormant Capacity in Africa’s Labour Productivity

With the world accelerating towards digitalisation, automation, and AI, what’s holding Africa back from unlocking its full potential in labour productivity?.   Integration of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data.

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Promoting Peace in Africa: A Case Study of the Military Takeover in West Africa

In the past few years, West Africa has found itself at the centre of an unsettling trend: a wave of military coups that has overturned democratic governments and destabilised nations..

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Forging Alliances: Africa and Emerging Global Economies

Africa, home to some of the world’s fastest-growing economies and a youthful, dynamic population, is no longer the overlooked frontier of global economic engagement. Instead, it has emerged as a.

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Sub-Saharan Africa’s Inflation Decline: Key Insights for 2025

After years of battling high inflation rates, Africa is now charting a promising course toward stability and growth. But what has sparked this turnaround, and what does it mean for.

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Cultural Diplomacy: Advancing Africa’s Foreign Relations

In an increasingly globalised world, soft power has become a crucial component in shaping international relations. At the core of this soft power is cultural diplomacy—a tool that Africa is.

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What’s Behind Africa’s Explosive Startup Growth?

In 2024, African startups made significant strides, showing that the continent is more than just a narrative of poverty and conflict. There are compelling reasons to believe that Africa is.

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The Dark Side of Africa’s Mining Industry and the Road to Reform

Africa’s vast reserves of mineral wealth—gold, diamonds, cobalt, copper, and uranium, among others—have long positioned the continent as a key player in the global commodities market. The mining sector fuels.

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Agroecological Techniques in Africa: A Path to Sustainable Farming

Agriculture has long been the backbone of Africa’s economy, employing over 60% of the continent’s workforce and contributing 22% to its GDP. However, the sector faces growing threats from climate.

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Why Africa’s Passport Power Matters for Global Mobility

For much of Africa’s modern history, the strength of its passports has been a weak spot. But in recent years, that has begun to change—and quickly. A growing number of.

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Nicholas Kemi Nshe: A Pillar of Leadership in Shendam & Beyond

Nichokas Kemi Nshe stands out as a formidable figure in Plateau State’s political landscape. His journey is one of remarkable resilience and dedication, as he recently emerged victorious in the.

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SDGs 10 Achievements in Africa: The Battle Against Inequality is Far From Over

Africa’s quest to reduce inequality emerges as one of its most defining narratives. Enshrined in the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Goal 10 aims to address the disparities that.

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Strongest Currencies in Africa: Top Performers and Exchange Rates 2025

Africa is home to 54 countries, each with distinct economies and currencies. Despite economic volatility in some regions, several currencies have demonstrated impressive stability and strength. This report highlights countries.

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Why Affordable Rent is Key to Africa’s Urban Growth

As urbanisation continues to accelerate across the African continent, the pursuit of affordable housing remains a pressing issue for millions. In 2025, low rent is not merely a financial comfort;.

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South Sudan & CAR: What’s Next for Agriculture in a Changing Climate?

Africa is one of the most climate-sensitive regions in the world due to its reliance on rain-fed agriculture. Rising temperatures and changing rainfall patterns have disrupted traditional farming cycles, making.

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Global Health Solutions: Africa’s Contributions in 2024

In 2024, Africa emerged as a dynamic force in global health, with innovations in healthcare and collaborative initiatives. Against the backdrop of persistent challenges, the continent demonstrated resilience and ingenuity,.

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The Significance of New Music Friday in Africa’s Music Ecosystem

Every Friday, New Music Friday has become a key moment for music lovers across Africa. It’s a weekly section on African Leadership Magazine dedicated to promoting the culture, growth, and.

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African Economies in 2025: A Focus on Nigeria and South Africa

With a projected GDP growth rate of 4.1% in 2025, Africa is expected to be one of the fastest-growing regions in the world. But how will its two largest economies,.

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