The Digital Currency Debate and Africa’s Readiness for Cashless Economies

The transition from cash-heavy economies to digital transactions is no longer a question of “if” but “when.” The debate over digital currencies, including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and mobile.

Mercenaries and Militias: Shadow Forces Shaping Africa’s Conflicts

Across Africa, the fight against terrorism and instability is no longer the sole responsibility of national armies; shadow forces have become key players in determining the fate of nations. Mercenaries.

Boosting Space Capabilities Through Partnerships and Innovation

People often picture NASA’s rockets or China’s lunar ambitions when they think of space exploration. But Africa is quietly making its own strides: investing in satellites, forming strategic alliances, and.

Digital Platforms Are Shaping the Future of African Tourism Industry

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”   This African proverb highlights the deep roots of travel in African culture and the rapid transformation the tourism.

Is Digital Colonisation Just Rebranded Exploitation?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping economies, industries, and societies worldwide. In Africa, its transformative potential is evident, with applications spanning agriculture, healthcare, financial services, and governance. However, as the.

Education, Partnerships, and the Future of Learning in Africa

Nigerian edtech firm ProjKonnect’s strategic, partnership-driven sponsorship—valued at N375 million over five years—with Digital Africa Global Consult, organisers of the Digital Africa Conference and Exhibition, underscores the progress of Africa.

The Digital Currency Debate and Africa’s Readiness for Cashless Economies

Mercenaries and Militias: Shadow Forces Shaping Africa’s Conflicts

Boosting Space Capabilities Through Partnerships and Innovation

Digital Platforms Are Shaping the Future of African Tourism Industry

Is Digital Colonisation Just Rebranded Exploitation?

Education, Partnerships, and the Future of Learning in Africa

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CASABLANCA 2025: 14TH ALM PERSONS OF THE YEAR EVENT

The stage is set for the 14th Annual African Leadership Magazine Persons of the Year (POTY) Awards, a prestigious celebration of leadership, innovation, and progress, to be held from February.

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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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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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Africa: A Call for Reparations and Economic Sovereignty

Justice for Africa is not merely a slogan; it is a call to action that echoed powerfully in Addis Ababa during the 46th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council of.

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Ecological Modernisation in Africa’s Oil Industry: A Niger Delta Case Study

The Niger Delta, one of Africa’s most resource-rich regions, accounts for approximately 75% of Nigeria’s foreign exchange earnings and nearly 40% of the country’s GDP. Yet, it remains a paradox.

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The Great Migration: Addressing Africa’s Brain Drain Crisis

Across the globe, Africa’s brightest minds are carving out lives in foreign lands, leaving behind a widening gap in their homelands. This phenomenon, both a symptom of systemic failings and.

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BRICS, Geopolitics, and Africa: Who Holds the Cards?

The global stage is set, and a new script is unfolding, one where Africa is no longer a mere backdrop but a central character. As BRICS expands its reach, pulling.

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Africa Union’s Agenda 2063: A Blueprint for Prosperity and Unity

Since its adoption in 2015, Agenda 2063 has stood as a defining blueprint for Africa’s transformation. Conceived by the African Union (AU) and rooted in Pan-African ideals, the 50-year plan.

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Africa: A Call for Reparations and Economic Sovereignty

Justice for Africa is not merely a slogan; it is a call to action that echoed powerfully in Addis Ababa during the 46th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council of.

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Africa’s Fragmented Nations and the Quest for Unity

Africa, a region endowed with riches and cultural diversity, remains shackled by the invisible chains of colonial boundaries. The continent’s 54 nations, arbitrarily carved by European imperialists at the Berlin.

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BRICS, Geopolitics, and Africa: Who Holds the Cards?

The global stage is set, and a new script is unfolding, one where Africa is no longer a mere backdrop but a central character. As BRICS expands its reach, pulling.

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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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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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MOFI’s Takang to Receive the African Finance Industry Personality of the Year Award at the African Persons of the Year Ceremony, Morocco 2025

London, United Kingdom, 5 February 2025 The African Leadership Magazine is pleased to announce that the Chief Executive Officer of the Ministry of Finance Incorporated (MOFI), Nigeria, Dr. Armstrong Takang.

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The Digital Currency Debate and Africa’s Readiness for Cashless Economies

The transition from cash-heavy economies to digital transactions is no longer a question of “if” but “when.” The debate over digital currencies, including central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and mobile.

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Mercenaries and Militias: Shadow Forces Shaping Africa’s Conflicts

Across Africa, the fight against terrorism and instability is no longer the sole responsibility of national armies; shadow forces have become key players in determining the fate of nations. Mercenaries.

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Boosting Space Capabilities Through Partnerships and Innovation

People often picture NASA’s rockets or China’s lunar ambitions when they think of space exploration. But Africa is quietly making its own strides: investing in satellites, forming strategic alliances, and.

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Digital Platforms Are Shaping the Future of African Tourism Industry

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.”   This African proverb highlights the deep roots of travel in African culture and the rapid transformation the tourism.

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Is Digital Colonisation Just Rebranded Exploitation?

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping economies, industries, and societies worldwide. In Africa, its transformative potential is evident, with applications spanning agriculture, healthcare, financial services, and governance. However, as the.

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Education, Partnerships, and the Future of Learning in Africa

Nigerian edtech firm ProjKonnect’s strategic, partnership-driven sponsorship—valued at N375 million over five years—with Digital Africa Global Consult, organisers of the Digital Africa Conference and Exhibition, underscores the progress of Africa.

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Who is Financing Africa’s Infrastructure Boom?

Africa is undergoing an infrastructure revolution, a transformation reshaping its economic trajectory and development prospects. Roads are being paved where none existed, power grids illuminate once-darkened villages, and railways are.

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Can Africa Leverage Dangote’s Cement Expansion to Compete Globally?

As Africa’s wealthiest man, Aliko Dangote is a figure as complex as the economies he seeks to shape. His name reverberates across the African continent where towering factories belch smoke.

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The Future of African Tourism: How Digital Platforms Are Shaping the Industry

“A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” This African proverb highlights not only the deep roots of travel in African culture but also the rapid transformation.

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To Decarbonise Africa’s Energy Sector, Look to Uranium

Africa’s vast wealth buried beneath its soil is set to chart a fresh trajectory for development. Uranium reserves from the continent are increasingly capturing global attention. The data paints a.

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Who Is Mahmoud Youssouf, the New Face of the African Union?

History has shown that Africa thrives when it controls its own narrative. For too long, the African Union’s (AU) has been dependent on external actors for security and economic aid..

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Arms Control in Africa: A Threat to Human Rights or National Interest?

The African Union’s policies on small arms proliferation across the region have been met with widespread criticism, with accusations of favouritism and concerns over human rights violations. Experts argue that.

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The Beats of Change: New Music Friday is Here Again

This week’s edition of New Music Friday brings another wave of fresh tunes and rhythms, keeping the world of music lovers alive with anticipation for the latest tracks from both.

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Exclusive Honeymoon Destinations in Africa Where Love Meets Adventure

“Africa changes you forever, like nowhere on earth. Once you have been there, you will never be the same.” – Brian Jackman Imagine you and your soulmate waking up to.

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Africa’s Lithium Rush: The Next Oil Boom or Another Resource Curse?

As the world continues to transition from fossil fuels to renewables, the market demand for lithium continues to soar. With its vast lithium deposits, Africa stands at the forefront of.

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Young Africans are Thriving in the Language Sector

Young Africans are recognising the lucrative potential of the language sector, transforming their linguistic skills into viable sources of income. With the continent’s linguistic diversity and a growing demand for.

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Africa’s Move Towards Currency Independence

Africa is making significant strides in asserting its sovereignty through currency independence. As nations across the continent take bold steps to reduce reliance on foreign currencies, they position themselves for.

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Africa’s Brain Drain: The True Cost of Talent Migration

Africa is witnessing an unprecedented exodus of talent, with thousands of its brightest minds leaving the continent in search of better opportunities abroad. This mass migration, often termed “brain drain,”.

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Africa Embraces the Digital Trade Revolution

With groundbreaking protocols on digital trade and trade in services Africa is developing platforms for economic growth through increased intra-African trade, projected to rise from 18% in 2022 to 50%.

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The Fight for Resource Control: Countering Foreign Exploitation

Home to approximately 30% of the world’s mineral reserves, Africa is taking decisive steps to counter the dominance of foreign nations in the exploitation of its natural resources. The continent’s.

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