If Not for God By Our Side by Jide Adesina
Please listen, share, and support the new song — “If Not for God.” Composed by Jide Adesina A special song for this Thanksgiving season. For...
Author : Jide Adesina
Super Eagles’ Do-or-Die Raid on Bloemfontein in Epic World Cup Showdown
The Highveld air in Bloemfontein crackles with anticipation, thick as the dust kicked up by training boots on the Free State Stadium pitch, where history’s...
Ethiopia’s Eternal Flame on the Blue Nile – A Saga of National Resilience and Continental Ambition
In the sun-scorched vastness of western Ethiopia, where the Blue Nile carves its ancient path through rugged canyons and fertile valleys, a young mechanical engineer...
Africa’s Renaissance: Economic Ascendancy Amidst Enduring Challenges
In the vast expanse of the African continent, where the sun rises over the Sahara’s endless dunes and sets on the savannas of the south,...
European Union Imposes $3.5 Billion Fine on Google for Antitrust Violations in Ad
In a significant development in the ongoing scrutiny of major technology companies, the European Union has fined Google €2.95 billion (approximately $3.5 billion) for breaching...
Prof. P.L.A. Lumumba’s Call for Decolonization of Religion, Culture, and Economy
When Professor P.L.A. Lumumba mounts a podium, he often weaves together history, politics, and philosophy in ways that command both reflection and discomfort. In...
A Common Currency for Africa: Promise, Peril, and a Practical Roadmap
The idea of a single currency for Africa recurs in policy rooms, academic papers and summit communiqués with increasing urgency. It is part technocratic ambition...
Nigeria’s Defiance Over U.S. Deportation Policy Marks a Turning Point in Africa–Washington Relations
In recent weeks, Nigeria has emerged at the center of a diplomatic test that could redefine how African nations engage with Washington’s foreign policy priorities....
African Union Reaffirms Commitment to Transforming Mineral Wealth at Mining Indaba 2025
The Investing in African Mining Indaba’s Ministerial Symposium, held from February 3 to 6, 2025, opened with a strong call for Africa to seize control...
U.S. Delegation in Yaoundé for Talks on Cameroon’s Critical Minerals
A high-level United States delegation has arrived in Yaoundé to open discussions with Cameroonian officials on the future of the country’s critical minerals sector, with...
South Africa Postpones Naval Exercise with China and Russia Amid G20 Preparations
South Africa has announced the postponement of its planned trilateral naval exercise with China and Russia, originally scheduled for November. The decision comes as the...
Yemen’s Houthi Drone Strike Temporarily Shuts Down Southern Israel’s Ramon Airport
A drone launched from Yemen by the Houthi movement struck southern Israel on Sunday, hitting Ramon International Airport near the Red Sea city of Eilat...
A day of art, vibes and black joy
On Saturday, 30 August, Nirox Sculpture Park was transformed for the third edition of the BMW Art Generation. While the park, outside Joburg, is known...
Film Review: KHARTOUM
Khartoum stands as a delicate, insistent portrait of Sudan’s present reality — unflinching in its witnessing yet gentle in its human attention. Watching the film...
Book Review: Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton
Alan Paton’s Cry, the Beloved Country remains one of the most enduring works of twentieth-century literature, a novel that is both profoundly political and unflinchingly...
Africa Shapes Fashion’s Future: A Bold Voice at the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow
At the close of August, Moscow became the epicentre of a global dialogue that stretched far beyond fabric, colour, and cut. It became the stage...
Tinubu and Soyinka: A Chronicle of Activism, Fraternity, and the Politics of Reverence
Many political encounters are scripted, rehearsed, measured for effect. Yet, every so often, history stages its own theatre—unscripted, unrehearsed, and yet so profound it transcends...
Pope Leo XIV Appeals for Unity as Sudan Faces Overwhelming Hardship
In his weekly general audience on September 3, 2025, Pope Leo XIV cast his gaze toward Sudan—a nation grappling with unrelenting turmoil. His voice, both...
Algeria Trade Fair Opens Door for Zimbabwe to Expand Into New Markets
The 2025 Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF), currently underway in Algiers, Algeria, has been described as a significant opportunity for Zimbabwean businesses to collaborate, innovate and...
Tragedy on Niger State River: At Least 31 Dead After Overloaded Boat Strikes Tree, Rescue Efforts Underway
On Wednesday, September 3, 2025, a devastating boat accident occurred on a river in north-central Nigeria’s Borgu area of Niger State, leaving at least 31...