Trump’s Attorney General Nominee Once Advocated Invading Niger — Why Africa Must Take This Seriously

The nomination of U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz for Attorney General by President-elect Donald Trump has sparked reactions across the globe, particularly in Africa. Gaetz, known for his controversial foreign policy remarks, had in May 2024 called for a U.S. invasion of Niger following the country’s decision to expel American troops and realign itself with anti-Western powers. This development has…

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African Institute of Leadership and Governance to Host Final 2024 Economic Symposium on Solar Energy Solutions

The African Institute of Leadership and Governance has announced its upcoming virtual Economic Symposium, scheduled for November 19, 2024. The focus of this final session for the year will be on Solar Energy Solutions, with presentations by expert solar energy professionals from the United States. This event aims to move beyond theoretical discussions, placing a significant emphasis on practical…

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Watch How Our African Queens Stunned the Miss Universe Stage in Captivating Traditional Attires

This was how our African queens proudly showcased the beauty and diversity of our African traditional attires at the Miss Universe pageant 👸🏽👸🏽. Each outfit celebrated the rich heritage, culture, and creativity of the continent. Mama Africa is proud to see her daughters representing so boldly on a global stage! 👸🏽

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The Untold Influence of Jamaicans in the Diaspora

As of October 29, 2024, Jamaica’s population stands at nearly 3 million, constituting 0.03% of the global population and ranking 142nd worldwide. The island’s demography reveals a population density of 262 individuals per square kilometer, with 59.6% residing in urban areas. The median age is 32.2 years, and the ethnic composition predominantly features 92.1% Black, alongside mixed, East Indian,…

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How Africans View the Caribbean

The link between Africa and the Caribbean is significant, showcasing shared histories and cultural ties that endure over time. Even with the vast ocean between them, Caribbean culture has a profound impact on African communities. Many Africans acknowledge and celebrate this relationship in their everyday lives, whether through music, festivals, or shared traditions. This ongoing connection reflects the importance…

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14 Largest Startups in Africa: Fintech, E-commerce, and the Leaders of Innovation in 2024

As Africa gains traction on the global business stage, African startups are emerging as significant players, drawing attention from global investors and transforming local economies. Here’s a look at some of the continent’s largest startups reshaping sectors such as fintech, e-commerce, and financial inclusion. Africa’s Most Valuable Startups by Industry and Valuation Flutterwave 🇳🇬Valued at $3 billion, Nigeria’s Flutterwave…

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What Do Indigenous Egyptians Look Like?

Curious about the true faces of Egypt’s ancient heritage? Take a look at these dark-skinned, indigenous Egyptians in Aswan, showcasing their vibrant culture and traditions in a lively video. Over centuries, Egypt’s population shifted, largely influenced by the Arab conquest in the 7th century, which brought waves of migration and a cultural blending that led to today’s predominance of…

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Not An Organ Harvester

John Amanam, a Nigerian entrepreneur, is making significant strides in the field of prosthetics. His innovative approach focuses on creating prosthetic limbs that match the skin tone of Black amputees, addressing a long-overlooked need in the industry. By providing more realistic and inclusive options, Amanam is empowering individuals to regain their confidence and live life to the fullest.

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The Case for Data Localization in Africa

Imagine a vault that holds every detail about your life, from finances to communications. Now imagine that vault isn’t in your own country but is controlled by companies and governments far away, with little accountability or oversight. This is the situation many African nations face as companies store their citizens’ data overseas, mostly in the U.S. or Europe. Multinational…

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Côte d’Ivoire’s Metro Line Project

Côte d’Ivoire is constructing a 37km metro line in Abidjan, linking the Anyama Centre to the airport. The metro line includes 18 stations, 24 bridges, 1 viaduct, 34 pedestrian walkways and 8 underground passages. It will create 6,000 jobs and transport 540,000 passengers daily in seven municipalities namely Anyama, Abobo, Adjamé, Plateau, Treichville, Marcory and Port-Bouët.

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