Ayra Starr Beats Tems, Tyla To Win ‘Best International Act’ At 2025 MOBO Awards
Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Ayra Starr has emerged victorious at the 2025 MOBO Award, clinching the “Best International Act” award. The
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DSS Threatens To Sue AIT, Channels Over Lagos Assembly Story
The Department of State Service (DSS) has threatened legal action against DAAR Communications Plc, owners of African Independent Television (AIT),
Olaolu Ayoola
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Refinery project propels Aliko Dangote to new height in Forbes billionaires ranking
…grows wealth by 100% from $13.4bn in 2024 to $23.9bn Africa’s richest man and President of Dangote Industries Limited (DIL),
Olayide Soaga
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How USAID freeze halted potential HIV vaccine tests in Africa— SABC
U.S. President Donald Trump's order to freeze all foreign development assistance has stunted the efforts of a South African-led HIV
Adeayo Adebiyi
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Tems becomes first African female artists to reach new Spotify milestone
Tems becomes first African female artists to reach new Spotify milestone...
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Africa’s tech opportunity: Building trust as the catalyst for growth
Business is often said to move at the speed of trust, and in this landscape, trust is not just a
FRANCE24
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First openly gay Imam shot dead in South Africa
A man regarded as the first openly gay Muslim imam has been fatally shot while sitting in a car in
Maribel Pekar
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BOOK REVIEW: A sweeping history of Africa’s rhinos calls for a rethink of wildlife trade policy
Africa’s Threatened Rhinos: A History of Exploitation and Conservation is a sweeping and fascinating history of the continent’s rhinos and
Diego Noren
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South Africa’s unemployment marginally down again
More people were employed in the fourth quarter and although more young people were also employed, youth unemployment remains very
Larisa Ramage
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Africa’s largest contemporary art event Investec Cape Town Art Fair is growing and evolving
The 12th edition of the Cape Town Art Fair is welcoming back more than half of previous exhibitors to the
