African climate activists fighting to make a difference
Some reports suggest that Africa is set to be the worst affected by man-made climate change when it’s all said and done. These African climate change activists have something to say about it.
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Peter Tabichi – World’s Best Teacher
This man donated 80% of his salary to the community and won a $1 million prize for being the world’s best teacher. We find out what drives this inspirational Kenyan teacher?
Afif Ben Yedder, founder of longstanding IC Publications speaks on success
“I would advise anyone who is interested in this job of publishing and journalism… to consider it not as a job but as a mission. Africa needs you.” Here’s how Afif became the man behind Africa’s longest standing Pan-African publishing house, IC Publications.
Rise of Afro-Chinese Babies in Africa
It has been well documented in recent years that the ratio of Chinese men to Chinese women is imbalanced and more Chinese men are marrying outside of their race. This has become more evident with Chinese workers who marry local women in many of the […]
Run With Purpose – The fight against male depression
With 76% of suicides being committed by men in the UK. These two young Londoners are tackling male depression through running.
Girls Trip Tours – Female Empowerment through Travel
Girls Trip Tours connects travelers with locals who share their perspective about African cities through carefully curated travel experiences. Eyitemi is also the founder of Ayiba Media, which publishes Ayiba Magazine. The experiences are curated from Ayiba magazine. These experiences are aimed at women in diaspora […]
Afrobytes – Empowering African tech
With the ultimate goal to position Africa on the forefront of Global tech, Afrobytes founders Haweya Mohamed & Ammin Youssouf, discuss their ambitions for empowering African tech.
James Barnor: Ghana’s national treasure!
On the 6th of June, James Barnor celebrated his 90th Birthday. Join us as we celebrate the man who photographed Ghana’s first president Kwame Nkrumah, pioneered photojournalism in Ghana, introduced Ghana to coloured photos and more.
Positives from Ethiopia Eritrea reconciliation
The Eritrean–Ethiopian War was one of the major conflicts in the horn of Africa between Ethiopia and Eritrea from May 1998 to June 2000, over the disputed town of Badme. It led to hundreds of millions of dollars wasted on the war; casualties and people […]
JJ Bola – Our identity does not have to be fixed
17 million Africans moved outside of the continent, between 2015 and 2017. Should we still identify ourselves with one identity? Congolese – British author and poet, JJ Bola, tells us why a single identity should be a thing of the past.