George Weah, the only African to win the Ballon d’Or, is a football legend whose journey from Liberia’s streets to football stardom and politics inspires millions. Discover his story of resilience, success, and global impact.

The 2024 FIBA U18 Women’s AfroBasket may have ended with a silver medal, but Nigeria’s young team leaves Pretoria with their heads held high and their eyes set on the future. The emergence of players like Idubamo Beggi, who could be a cornerstone for the national team for years to come, is a sign of the bright future ahead for Nigerian women’s basketball.

The Filà is more than just a cap—it’s a symbol of Yoruba pride, personal expression, and social status. Whether you’re wearing it for a wedding, a business meeting, or a cultural celebration, understanding the etiquette and styling techniques will help you wear the Filà with confidence and cultural respect.

Onwuachi’s passion for Afro-Caribbean cuisine has been a driving force behind his career, and with Dōgon, he seeks to contribute to the growing recognition of this culinary tradition in the United States. The restaurant’s opening is part of a broader movement in the culinary world that is shining a spotlight on Afro-Caribbean cuisine. Onwuachi, a celebrated Nigerian-American chef, hopes to use this platform to elevate the profile of these flavors.

Damola Adamolekun is no stranger to high-stakes corporate turnarounds. Before joining Red Lobster, he served as CEO of P.F. Chang’s, the popular Asian fusion restaurant chain, where he successfully generated $1 billion in revenue and led the company to unprecedented growth

At just 18 years old, Khalifa Aminu from Kano, Nigeria, is pioneering a revolutionary invention to transform the lives of visually impaired individuals. Khalifa has designed and developed sensory glasses with infrared sensors, allowing users to navigate their surroundings safely and independently without relying on traditional walking sticks or guide dogs.

Creating impactful presentations requires more than just sharing information; it’s about storytelling, engaging your audience, and leaving them with something memorable.

At 40, Lauritta Onye shows no signs of slowing down. She continues to train and compete, eyeing more titles and accolades on the world stage. Her passion for acting remains just as strong, and it wouldn’t be surprising to see her name in more Nollywood credits in the years to come.

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Biniam Girmay’s historic achievements are more than just personal milestones; they have created ripples throughout the African cycling community. His success has encouraged more African athletes to pursue cycling professionally, with many now believing that the path to success is possible for riders from Africa.