In August, three deals did most of the work for African startups: Moove, a mobility fintech raised $250 million, Jumia raised $50
MoreOn Monday morning, a Nigerian Air Force plane left Benin for Lagos on what the military calls a routine mission. Air traffic
MoreThe Federal Government has announced a 30-day discount on petrol sold at NNPC filling stations, less than three weeks after President Bola
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MoreFor almost a month, TikTok has barely worked in Kaduna, Kano, Kebbi and Sokoto. Videos freeze, feeds refuse to refresh and uploads
MoreOn August 19th 2024, Davido posted a short video from the cabin of his private jet. He was doing a loose, unbothered
MoreAt 2 a.m. on Friday, 14 December 1961, a plane carrying 38 Americans landed at Lagos International Airport. Nina Simone was on
MoreThree years, three no-shows. As world leaders gather in New York, President Tinubu is sitting this one out again, sending VP Shettima
MoreDangote Group has signed a $450 million deal with Engineers India Limited, the state-backed Indian firm that oversaw construction of its Lagos
MoreNigeria is drowning in fake everything. Thick, adulterated palm oil. Drinks that don’t taste like drinks. Foods laced with materials nobody can
MoreNot only are Russian troops and torment spreading into more Ukrainian cities, the transcontinental country has just defaulted on its foreign debt
MoreIn a city as big as Lagos, an economic powerhouse and also a hotspot for Africa’s burgeoning entertainment industries, you tend to
MoreIn 2019, France’s biggest PayTV company Canal+ acquired ROK studios, one of Nollywood’s biggest production houses and this signalled the company’s interest
MoreBefore the pandemic wave hit earlier in the year, news broke that award-winning Nigeria filmmaker Kunle Afolayan was shooting his new movie
MoreYou cannot talk about the new crop of emerging artists from West Africa pushing their sounds and art beyond borders and the
MoreAudiomack has made its long-awaited entry into the African market with the launch of a Lagos office.
Founded in 2012 by Dave Macli and David Ponte, Audiomack is a youth-driven, artist-first music streaming platform that allows creators to share unlimited music
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MoreIn more recent years, the idea of rape culture has received much more attention, including from mainstream outlets and social media campaigns
MoreOur Muslim brothers and sisters have been basking in all gloriousness, taking to social media platforms to share pictures with family and
MoreWhile millions of businesses globally are still trying to figure out a viable means to stay afloat during the pandemic and even
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