Nigeria needs to take science more seriously – an agenda for the new president
Science should be the fulcrum of Nigeria’s development.
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Kenya’s first skyscraper closes – and leaves a complicated legacy
The Hilton Hotel was one of Nairobi’s first skyscrapers. The iconic cylindrical tower was opened in 1969 by President Jomo Kenyatta, six years after Kenya’s independence from Britain.
How To Navigate Through Burnout When Working From Home
If you work from home or remotely, you may suffer the same burnout symptoms as someone working in a regular office environment.
Bipolar disorder is poorly understood in Ghana: knowing the facts can help prevent suffering
Bipolar disorder is one of the conditions that’s frequently misunderstood and stigmatised.
How Black Culture/Designs Influences Fashion Trends in Today’s Generation
For many years, Black culture has played an essential part in the evolution of fashion and beauty worldwide. It has grown in popularity for various reasons, including the advent of globalization and the internet and the desire of young people of African origin to connect with their heritage and learn more about their past.
Nigeria’s cities are growing fast: family planning must be part of urban development plans
Lagos, Nigeria’s biggest city, already has over 15.9 million people
SOCIAL MEDIA AS A TOOL FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF GOOD GOVERNANCE IN NIGERIA
The entrance of Social Media platforms in the Nigerian political space has upturned the applecart of censored or programmed news stories.
Positive affirmations: how talking to yourself can let the light in
Despite being a source of constant bad news, the internet is also awash with attempts at countering negativity.
Jimmy Carter: the American president whose commitment to Africa went beyond his term
His opposition to racism and his support for human rights are legendary.
March Gladness
March brings a mix of wild weather. But one thing is constant – the steady flow of high-quality events to enjoy online or in person.