A new pan-African media innovation programme is training 42 journalists from 10 countries for the AI age, with lessons in trust, sustainability, and African narrative power.
Hakeem Kae-Kazim: “Ownership, Without a Doubt” — On Average Joe, Africa and Who Gets to Tell the Story
Actor and filmmaker Hakeem Kae-Kazim joins ADUNAGOW Magazine for an exclusive conversation about Sipho in Average Joe, the Africa he…
Bold Fashion Week Signals Kampala’s Next Move in Africa’s Creative Economy
The inaugural Bold Fashion Week brought designers from Uganda and Nigeria together in Kampala for runway presentations, industry exchange and…
The Diaspora Language Comeback: Young Africans Are Reclaiming Mother Tongues Online
For many young Africans in the diaspora, reclaiming a mother tongue is not nostalgia. It is family, identity, business, and…
August 31 Is the Diaspora’s Mirror: Why People of African Descent Day Matters Now
International Day for People of African Descent connects recognition, justice, culture, and diaspora belonging to a practical global agenda.
Côte d’Ivoire’s Rural Internet Push Is About More Than Signal
Côte d’Ivoire’s 8m rural connectivity programme aims to connect 575 localities and shows why Africa’s digital future must reach villages, schools, clinics, and small businesses.
Lagos Is Hosting the AI Conversation Africa Cannot Afford to Outsource
GITEX Nigeria brings startups, investors, banks and public agencies to Lagos, showing why Africa’s AI future must be built, funded and governed from the continent.
Why Ventures Platform’s $84M Fund Matters for Africa’s Startup Future
Ventures Platform’s 84 million Pan-African Fund II signals a more disciplined era for African startup capital, founders and diaspora investors.
Lagos Turned Mawlid Into a Public Language of Peace
Lagos Mawlid processions showed faith, charity, and public unity as thousands marked Prophet Muhammad’s birth during a difficult economic season.
Africa’s Battery Minerals Are Becoming a Bargaining Table
Africa’s critical minerals are becoming a bargaining table as governments push local processing, jobs, and industrial value in the clean-energy supply chain.
South Sudan’s Next Business Story Is Being Built Through Mobile Money
After 1,225 entrepreneurs completed a digital finance program, South Sudan has a quieter story to tell: small businesses are learning how mobile money can build resilience, trust, and growth.
Kenya’s Cotton Comeback Is Really a Fight to Keep African Value at Home
Kenya’s cotton revival is more than farming. It is a test of whether African economies can turn raw crops into textiles, jobs, brands, exports, and local value.