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How Technology is Preserving Africa’s Cultura

The splendor of African tradition is an undisputed fact of reality, praised as the cradle of human civilisation that gave great empires, dynasties, kings and great individuals of the times..

Lucy at 50: Celebrating Ethiopia’s Human Orig

In 1974, a momentous discovery was made in the arid landscapes of the Afar Region in Ethiopia. The remains of a hominid, later named Lucy, were unearthed by Professor Donald.

Exploring Shared Histories Across Africa’s He

The one thing that Africa never runs out of is stories; retold, and reflected in history. In a world where globalization is swallowing diversity, exploring shared histories and heritage sites.

Africa Unleashed: Business Leaders Driving Pr

In a grand celebration of visionary leadership and transformative impact, the African Business Leadership Awards (ABLA) honour exceptional business leaders, policymakers, and organisations for their significant contributions to Africa’s socio-economic.

Africa’s Philanthropic Roots: Celebrating the

When it comes to philanthropy and giving, Africa is often overlooked and underrepresented in global discussions. There’s a prevalent stereotype that Africa is a continent of poverty and need, which.

A Spotlight on Ancient Wisdom and Modern Rese

Professor Cheikh Anta Diop, a renowned Senegalese historian, physicist, and anthropologist, once stated, “The African past, far from being dead, is living in the present and is contributing to the.

12 Takeaways from Nigeria’s June 12

Reflecting on this day, Wole Soyinka stated that “June 12, 1993, was not just a date; it was a watershed in Nigeria’s political history. It was a day that showed.

Africa Day: The Importance of Amplifying Posi

The annual commemoration of Africa Day on May 25 is an opportunity for companies doing business on the continent to reflect on their achievements, particularly in terms of aligning with.