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Digital Currency Adoption: Potential and Pitfalls for African Economies

One of the most compelling arguments for digital currency adoption in Africa is its potential to foster financial inclusion. Africa is home to some of the fastest-growing economies in the.

New Music Friday: Hits, Misses, and Genre-Defying Releases

This week’s New Music Friday has brought a plethora of exciting new releases across various genres, offering something for every music enthusiast. Among the notable albums, Asake’s ‘Lungu Boy’ has.

100 Days Power Stability in South Africa: What’s Behind the Change?

Significant achievement has been recorded in South Africa’s power sector, marking its first 100 days of uninterrupted power supply since March, a dramatic change from the frequent load shedding that.

Famine in Sudan Spreads: Deliberate or Fortuitous?

The spectre of famine is casting a long, dark shadow over Sudan. A nation already grappling with decades of conflict, political instability, and economic hardship now faces a humanitarian crisis.

How African Fashion is Redefining Global Fashion Trends

Fashion in Africa is an integral part of the rich cultural heritage found across the diverse traditions within the continent. From the caftans of Morocco to the Dark Tropical styles.

Nigeria’s Education Czar Addresses UK House of Lords on Africa’s Future

London, United Kingdom—Arc. Sonny Echono, the Executive Secretary of TETFund, Nigeria, delivered an inspiring keynote address at the 9th Africa Summit, held at the House of Lords in London. The.

The Future of Economic Cooperation Between Africa and the Global North

With Africa’s rapid economic growth and the Global North’s quest for sustainable and inclusive development, both regions are gradually redefining their collaboration, although in certain discussions of global economics, development,.

West Africa’s Watchdog: ECOWAS’s Effectiveness in Question

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has been under scrutiny since the military-led defections of Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso. The military coups between 2021 and 2023 and.

Inside UK’s Battle Against False Narratives

The United Kingdom is experiencing its most severe rioting in 13 years as anti-immigration protests spread across multiple towns and cities. The unrest, fuelled by misinformation and anti-immigration sentiments, has.