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Legacy and Luxury: How The Mum Fund is Changing the African Motherhood Narrative
In a city that rarely slows down, The Mum Fund: From Nappies to Net Worth was a rare moment of reflection and revelation. Curated by Feyi Bello and Ibi Ibru, this groundbreaking event unfolded not as a conference or a brunch, but as a cultural...

Leeds United 'keen' on signing Man City starlet as Pep Guardiola makes transfer decision
Leeds United are among the clubs interested in signing Manchester City youngster Juma Bah. That is according to Africa Foot, who state Southampton, Paris FC and FC Köln are also chasing the defender's signature in the summer transfer window. The...

Southampton interested in Man City defender Juma Bah - he has a connection to Will Still
Southampton are reportedly leading the race to sign Juma Bah on loan from Manchester City this summer. According to Africa Foot, the Saints are in pole position in their bid to sign the defender, who previously played under manager Will Still at...

Adaptation funds must up Africa food security
Environment ,Climate Change and Forestry Cabinet secretary Debolrah Barasa with Rhino Ark CEO Christian Lambrechts and other senior government officials during the official launch of the South West Mau Forest fencing project on May 22, 2025 at...

Man City's Club World Cup group: Sheikh Mansour's brother, Juventus and African surprise
Some of Pep Guardiola’s players have aired their grievances at the end of a gruelling season that could be their first without a trophy in eight. But they are still one of the favourites to go the distance here - and rack up the fatigue that has...

August Town mirrors peace, love, unity at weekend community event
Etana (ninth left) is joined by Kemar “Flava” McGregor (ninth right) and a representative of the August Town Primary School after handing out several tablets and flatscreen television sets during a visit on Friday. Reggae singer Etana was ecstatic...

Tesla opens Casablanca office as first step in African expansion
Tesla has opened its first African office in Casablanca, Morocco, setting the stage for a broader expansion across the continent. The move follows years of speculation and preliminary infrastructure development, and solidifies Morocco’s status as...

Moving Markets: How Women Traders Transform the Nigeria-Benin Border Economy
At the buzzing frontier town of Idiroko, located in Ipokia Local Government Area of Ogun State, commerce flows with an intensity that mirrors the unyielding spirit of the women who drive it. Positioned strategically along Nigeria’s border with the...

The East African holiday hotspot that should be top of your travel wishlist — and where to stay
For many, trips to Kenya equal safari, early morning game drives and Big Five spotting, but the coastline is equally enthralling and a villa holiday on it is far too often overlooked. Enter the Villa Collective, which recently added a selection of...
Xinhua Headlines: From savanna to mega market, African goods gain popularity in China
CHANGSHA, June 14 (Xinhua) -- For Huang Zinan, an ideal day begins with a blooming Kenyan rose, the aroma of Ethiopian coffee brewing and Tanzanian fish gliding through her living room tank, a lifestyle she's striving to introduce to more Chinese...

All 32 teams at FIFA Club World Cup 2025 from UEFA giants to African minnows
This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more FIFA’s expanded, expensive and heavily criticised Club World Cup gets underway this weekend with 32 teams battling out for a top prize...

Photos of 1980s African-Caribbean life in Bradford to be displayed
Victor Wedderburn's photos, which capture 1980s African-Caribbean life in the city, will be shown at the National Science and Media Museum as part of Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture. The photos feature local landmarks such as Lumb Lane's Roots...
OPINION | Today’s youth face a different yet equally violent form of oppression – unemployment, economic exclusion ...
My name is Mandla – it means “power”. I was born five months after the June 16 uprising of 1976, to a teenage mother who could have easily been caught in the crossfire. I carry her courage, her resilience, and the hopes of a generation that...

Marketsquare Named Among Africa’s Fastest-growing Firms
Sundry Markets Limited (SML), the operator of the popular Marketsquare supermarket chain, has been recognised by the Financial Times as one of Africa’s fastest-growing companies for the second consecutive year. In its 2025 edition, which is the...

Hull City might have a secret weapon to help them secure top transfer target
Hull City are embroiled in a race to sign Algerian ace Adil Boulbina and they hope Mohamed Belloumi can play a key role in getting a deal done. Boulbina plies his trade in his native Algeria with Paradou AC, scoring 18 goals and picking up seven...
Espresso and Identity: Seven African Cafés That Embody Their Cities

Over 100 Christians Massacred in Nigeria as Islamist Violence Escalates — Global Silence Draws Outrage
A coordinated massacre by Fulani militants in Nigeria’s Benue State leaves over 100 Christians dead, with survivors questioning why the world continues to look away. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom More than 100 Christians were killed over the weekend...

Rwandair Partners Accra Weizo to Connect more Passengers in Africa
Charles Ajunwa Rwandair has partnered organisers of Accra Weizo to promote travel and tourism in Africa. RwandAir has served the vibrant city of Accra, Ghana, since July 2013. The airline operates a Boeing 737 on this route, providing three weekly...

Thousands of South Africans can access R4.5bn in unclaimed dividends
In an unprecedented effort to reconnect over 375,000 South Africans with their rightful funds, the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has launched its ‘Claim It’ initiative. This groundbreaking campaign, introduced in February 2025, aims to return...

G7 summit live updates: Donald Trump and Mark Carney have 'different concepts' on trade | Pilot violates Kananaskis no-fly zone
Article content Shortly after 3 p.m. southbound Macleod Trail had reopened following the march, while the northbound side of the road appeared to be clearing of demonstrators. Demonstrators then returned to Municipal Plaza outside city hall, where...