By Marieme-Sav SOW Often, I am the only woman in the room – sometimes, the only African woman. This is not a complaint, but a statement...
Every year, March arrives with a reminder of just how powerful, resilient, and extraordinary women are. With International Women’s Day anchoring the 8th of March, the...
By Isah Kamisu Madachi The news that the Nigerian businessman, Aliko Dangote, plans to expand his business interest into steel production, electricity generation, and port development...
Weddings have always held a special place in African culture. They are more than ceremonies; they are declarations of love, family, identity, and tradition. From the...
Nigeria is entering a timing-sensitive macro set-up as the oil complex reprices disruption risk and the US dollar firms. Brent moved violently this week, settling at...
By Emma Kendrick Cox This year, the eldest Gen Alpha turns 16. That means they aren’t just the future of our work anymore. They are officially...
By Kehinde Ogundare For years, security for SMEs across sub-Saharan Africa meant metal grilles and alarm systems. Today, the most significant risks are invisible and growing...
By Blaise Udunze At the 304th policy meeting held on Wednesday, the 25th February, the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) Monetary Policy Committee cut the rate...
Prince Charles Dickson, PhD A country’s security is not measured by the number of uniforms on the road. It is measured by whether an ordinary mother...
By Blaise Udunze Governance is not complicated. It is about people and the resources entrusted to serve them. When resources are managed wisely, the people prosper,...