SMALL THINGS MATTER: Refrain from the habit of undermining the small opportunities of growth that surround you daily.
Appreciate the small things even when you don't feel like it. One day you’ll look back at them and realize they were the big things.
Ebola’s Worst Month Ever: Why Africa Is Racing to Stop a Deadly Outbreak
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is facing one of the most dangerous public health emergencies in its modern history. Just weeks after health authorities declared a new Ebola outbreak,…
Zimbabwe’s Constitutional Amendment Sparks National Debate: What It Could Mean for the Country’s Future
Zimbabwe is once again at the center of political debate after lawmakers approved a constitutional amendment that could reshape the…
The Tongue, the main reason for divorce today
An old man, bent double with age and toil, was gathering sticks in a forest. At last he grew so…
THE IMPACT OF AI DEVELOPMENTS ON HEALTH:Transforming Care and Outcomes
Artificial Intelligence(AI) is revolutionizing the healthcare landscape, offering innovative solutions that enhance patient care, streamline operations, and improve health outcomes.The…
Namibia: Where the World’s Oldest Desert and Ancient Cultures Tell Africa’s Story of Survival
There are few places on Earth where nature inspires as much awe as Namibia. Here, towering red sand dunes meet…
Morocco: Where Ancient Medinas, Amazigh Heritage, and Imperial Cities Tell the Story of North Africa’s Cultural Crossroads
At the northwestern edge of Africa, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea, lies a country that has fascinated…
Mauritius: How Many Cultures Created One of Africa’s Most Harmonious Island Nations
Floating in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, Mauritius is often celebrated for its white-sand beaches and luxury resorts.…
Mauritania: Where Ancient Caravan Cities and Endless Sahara Sands Preserve Africa’s Timeless Desert Heritage
At first glance, Mauritania appears to be a land of endless golden dunes stretching toward the horizon. But beneath the…
Malawi: Why the Warm Heart of Africa Is One of the Continent’s Greatest Cultural Treasures
Ask anyone who has visited Malawi what they remember most, and many will give the same answer—the people. Known around…
SMALL THINGS MATTER: Refrain from the habit of undermining the small opportunities of growth that surround you daily.
Appreciate the small things even when you don't feel like it. One day you’ll look back at them and realize they were the big things.
Bell Lager Wins Gold at the 2026 Monde Selection Awards as Uganda’s Original Beer turns 75
Kampala, Uganda, 17th July: Seventy-five years after its first brew, Uganda’s original beer has once again earned international recognition for the consistent quality that has defined Bell Lager for generations. …
Namibia: Where the World’s Oldest Desert and Ancient Cultures Tell Africa’s Story of Survival
There are few places on Earth where nature inspires as much awe as Namibia. Here, towering red sand dunes meet the Atlantic Ocean, ancient rock art survives on rugged mountains,…
The Lugbara: The Industrious People of Uganda’s West Nile and Guardians of a Rich Cultural Heritage
In the rolling hills and fertile valleys of Uganda's West Nile region lives the Lugbara, one of the country's largest ethnic communities outside the Bantu and Luo-speaking groups. Renowned for…
ExxonMobil Advances Dual-Track Angola Strategy as Brian Unietis Joins Angola Oil & Gas (AOG) 2026
ExxonMobil Angola Country Manager Brian Unietis joins AOG 2026 as the company advances a multi-faceted energy strategy in Angola
When Global Buyers Meet Producers at The Good Life Show, the orders flow
African, US, Asian/Middle East, and European buyers are hungry for African products, and The Good Life Show proved this in Cape Town when it facilitated hundreds of meetings between exhibitors and buyers, resulting…
Nigerian Operators to Bring Upstream Know-How to African Energy Week (AEW) in Cape Town
Senior executives from Oando, Seplat, Aradel Holdings, Heirs Energies and Shoreline Energy International have joined the conference to strengthen collaboration with regional partners
The Tongue, the main reason for divorce today
An old man, bent double with age and toil, was gathering sticks in a forest. At last he grew so tired and hopeless that he threw down the bundle of…
Constitutions must serve citizens, not political power
As debates over constitutional reforms intensify in parts of Africa, a North-West University (NWU) legal expert has cautioned that changes to a country’s highest law should not be judged by…
Mozambique: Where the Indian Ocean, Island Cultures, and Timeless Traditions Shape Southeast Africa’s Cultural Soul
For more than a thousand years, the shores of Mozambique have welcomed sailors, merchants, explorers, and storytellers from across the Indian Ocean. Along its 2,500-kilometre coastline, African traditions blended with…
