Africa’s tech ecosystem is expanding rapidly, but accessibility still lags behind. In this interview, Stephanie Egharevba explains why inclusion must go beyond awareness and how founders, developers, and policymakers can build systems that truly work for everyone.

The 12th AMVCAs are making an argument about what African cinema actually is, and the argument is a continental one. Here’s everything you need to know

Lagos extends the 2025 individual tax filing deadline to 14 April 2026, giving residents more time to submit accurate returns via the eTax platform.

A record 27 Black billionaires made the Forbes 2026 list this year — up from 23 in 2025. Their combined wealth stands at $121 billion. Nigeria leads the entire list with four names, including Aliko Dangote at number one as the richest Black person on the planet.

Davido is headlining his very first UK festival this August? The Crystal Palace Bowl in South London will host Davido and Friends on 14 August 2026, his only outdoor show in London this summer.

Filing your tax returns does not have to feel overwhelming. Whether you earn a salary, run a business, or have multiple income streams, this guide breaks down everything you need to know in simple steps. From understanding who needs to file to submitting your returns and getting your Tax Clearance Certificate, you will learn how to stay compliant without the stress.

Did you know Ryan Coogler was $200,000 in student debt while filming Creed — a movie that opened to $42.6 million in its first weekend? A decade later, he negotiated to own the rights to Sinners, the most nominated film in Oscar history. This is not just an awards story. It is a story about a filmmaker who refused to let Hollywood own what he built.

Ryan Coogler has won his first Oscar for Best Original Screenplay for Sinners at the 98th Academy Awards, making history as the second Black writer to win the category.

From finding your signature scent to getting feedback that sounds like it came from a senior professional, your AI assistant is capable of far more than most people realise. Here are five things worth trying today.

Applying to university shouldn’t feel like a lottery. Fiyinfoluwa turned his personal admission struggles into KollegeScout, a platform helping students make informed decisions and connecting universities with the right candidates.

Money is not disappearing in 2026, but it may be harder to manage without the right knowledge. This is why financial literacy is more important now than ever before.

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Africa is home to some of the world’s most stunning waterfalls, each offering a unique mix of beauty, power, and adventure. From the thunder of Victoria Falls to the quiet charm of Owu Waterfall in Nigeria, these natural wonders are worth exploring

From aspiring lawyer to Nollywood legend, Chinedu Ikedieze’s story goes far beyond the laughs. Here are things you probably didn’t know about the man behind Aki.

Four Nigerian startups have been selected for Google’s Accelerator Africa Cohort 10 after emerging from nearly 2,600 applications, showcasing the country’s rising influence in tech and AI innovation.

Managing blood sugar doesn’t have to mean cutting out your favourite meals. This 7-day high-fiber plan shows you how to eat smarter using simple, familiar foods.

Before big budgets and global deals, Nollywood gave us timeless classics that shaped culture and storytelling. Here are five Nigerian movies you should definitely rewatch—and why they still matter.

Claude is more than just another AI tool. From summarising complex documents to building simple apps and speeding up content creation, it offers practical ways to work smarter. This article breaks down five things you can start doing with Claude today to save time, improve your workflow, and think more clearly.

African and Black artists are no longer on the sidelines of the global art market. From rediscovered classics to contemporary masterpieces selling for millions, these works are rewriting history, value, and cultural recognition on a global scale.

Grace Ladoja just became the first African woman to design a Nike sneaker. But the story behind that moment, from walking to school for 60 days to building a Lagos festival fresh out of chemotherapy, is what really deserves your attention.

Nnezi Uduma-Olugu has been named the first female Professor of Architecture at UNILAG, a groundbreaking achievement that highlights her years of resilience, academic excellence, and impact in shaping sustainable design education in Nigeria.

Damilola Bolarinde emerged winner of the Face of Hope 2026 pageant in Lagos, earning the Miss International Nigeria title and a chance to represent the country on the global stage in Japan.