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This week, we begin with a great comeback performance from Nigerian athlete Tobi Amusan, who won silver at the 2025 Tokyo Athletic Championship. Also, we look at the trial of Ghana international Thomas Party, who pleaded not guilty to all…
The question of creating state police in Nigeria has once again taken centre stage in national discourse. With rising insecurity across the country and mounting pressure on federal security agencies, calls for decentralizing policing are growing louder. Advocates argue that…
In Mali, as in other AES countries, young people are mobilizing to contribute to the socio-economic development of their nations. Particularly in Bamako, between their own initiatives, professional and civic commitment, several young people are demonstrating that they are essential…
ENVIROSCOPE – Re-imagining Waste Management Systems. – Social Media Intro First, it is important to understand that different actors and sectors of our economy contribute at varying proportions to industrial waste. And some sectors that one will least expect to…
This episode of 50/50 explores the findings of the Open Society Foundations’ report, Analysis of the Nexus between Democratic Governance and Economic Justice in Africa. It argues that while elections dominate Africa’s democratic narrative, true economic justice remains elusive —…
Guinness World Records confirmed the feat, announcing that her pot of the popular West African dish weighed an astonishing 8,780 kilograms. The nine-hour cooking marathon almost ended in disaster when the massive pot broke while being lifted onto a crane…
In our Innovation Promotion segment today, we throw the spotlight on a young Ghanaian contemporary artist Lanto Kwame Azasime, who is committed to using his artwork to solve the country’s sanitation challenges. The Eggs are nutritious, but did you know…
In this edition, we take a moment to remember a man whose name became a rallying cry against apartheid—Steve Biko. He was young, brilliant, and fearless. Through the Black Consciousness Movement, he taught South Africans that freedom begins in the…
If you’ve ever tasted the fiery comfort of Nigerian pepper soup, you know it’s more than a meal—it’s medicine, memory, and magic in a bowl. From the bustling streets of Lagos to quiet family kitchens in Jos, pepper soup is…
In this edition, we turn our hearts and minds to a group whose footsteps paved the roads we walk—our elders. In every village, every city, and every family, they are the keepers of wisdom, tradition, and memory. But as time…
It’s been a rollercoaster of emotions across Africa as Matchdays 7 and 8 of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifiers delivered fireworks, heartbreak, and history in the making! Senegal roared back from two goals down to stun the DR Congo…
Across the subregion, the rising cost of politics is reshaping the struggle for power. Studies show that in Ghana, contesting a parliamentary seat can cost a candidate over one hundred thousand dollars—an amount far beyond the reach of most citizens.…
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