This 4-1 victory is an impressive start for Nigeria, who finished with a bronze medal at the last FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup in India. The Flamingos are aiming to improve on that achievement this year, and their performance against New Zealand suggests they are well on their way to doing so.

Meaza Ashenafi, Ethiopia’s trailblazing lawyer and women’s rights advocate, became the first woman to serve as Chief Justice of Ethiopia’s Federal Supreme Court. Her fearless advocacy for justice has transformed the legal rights of women across Ethiopia. Read on to learn more about her groundbreaking journey.

No one said getting your financial life in order would be easy, especially when your salary seems to fall short of your needs. But by taking proactive steps—whether it’s upgrading your skills, taking on more responsibilities, or even finding a new job—you can put yourself in a much stronger position. The key is to stay consistent and not let the current economy wear you down.

Samson Dauda’s victory marks the beginning of a new chapter, one in which he will likely take on new challenges, inspire future athletes, and represent Nigeria and Africa on the global stage. His impact extends beyond bodybuilding; he has become a role model for perseverance, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence.

As James Mwangi looks toward the future, his vision for Equity Group remains focused on fostering financial inclusion and empowering Africa’s underserved communities. His strategy involves leveraging digital platforms to bring banking to even more people, particularly in rural areas and countries with low banking penetration rates.

Felabration is more than just a festival—it’s a global celebration of the life, music, and legacy of Nigeria’s Afrobeat legend, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. Held annually since 1998, this week-long festival attracts thousands of visitors worldwide to honor Fela’s profound impact on music, activism, and African culture.

Breast cancer is surrounded by numerous myths that can cause confusion and delay critical early detection. In this article, we debunk five common misconceptions about breast cancer, such as whether only women with a family history are at risk, if younger women or men can develop it, and whether certain lifestyle habits cause it. Armed with accurate information, we can better navigate the challenges of breast cancer and promote early detection, which remains the most effective tool for saving lives. Read on to separate fact from fiction this Breast Cancer Awareness Month!

We’ve all heard career advice that sounds like common sense—”fake it till you make it,” or “hard work always pays off.” But what if these well-worn tips are actually holding you back? In this post, we explore seven popular yet misguided pieces of career advice and reveal the smarter moves you can make to truly advance your career. From finding balance between passion and pay to knowing when to say “no,” this guide will help you avoid common traps and set yourself up for long-term success.

The highly anticipated 2024 Igboora World Twins Festival kicked off on October 7th, 2024,…

Lusenge’s advocacy has inspired a new generation of human rights defenders, both in the DRC and internationally. Her work with the Fund for Congolese Women (FFC) and other organizations ensures that the fight for women’s rights continues even in the most challenging environments. As she looks to the future, Lusenge remains focused on empowering women, holding perpetrators accountable, and fostering a world where gender-based violence is not tolerated.