A High-Stakes Encounter Between Senegal and Zambia This Wednesday at 5pm (local time), the El Bachir Stadium in Mohammedia will witness a crucial match between two determined African nations: Senegal and Zambia. This encounter is pivotal for both teams as they continue their journey in the TotalEnergies CAF Women’s AFCON 2024 in Morocco. Confidence and Determination For the Senegalese team, …
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A Teenager’s Remarkable Impact on the Cricket Field There are moments in life when someone’s exceptional talent can provoke an unexpected reaction. It might not be outright hatred, but a mix of admiration and irritation that leaves you questioning your own abilities. This is what I felt back in Standard Five when I sat three desks behind a girl whose …
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The Crisis of Galamsey: A National Emergency The rivers are dying, the farms are gasping, and the unborn are left to drink and eat from the sins of their ancestors. This is not just a local issue in Ghana; it is a national emergency that threatens the very foundation of the country’s future. Galamsey, the illegal gold mining industry, has …
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A New Era for Women’s Football in Africa The 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (WAFCON) has seen a significant boost with the launch of the ‘Moving Africa Forward’ initiative. This campaign, spearheaded by the Confederation of African Football’s (CAF) main logistics partner, highlights a growing commitment to supporting women’s football across the continent. The initiative is set to run …
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The Vision of a Renowned Scholar Professor Toyin Falola, who holds the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities at the University of Texas at Austin, has made significant contributions to the field of African studies through his academic work. With over 200 books to his name, he has shaped the discourse on African history, politics, literature, and …
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The 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi left the nation devastated before the Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA) stopped it on July 4, 1994. So many sectors were deeply affected and sports was no exception. The genocide claimed the lives of players, fans, and sports administrators and some critical infrastructure was destroyed. It was completely down that the country had to start …
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Countries Where Black Travellers Feel Welcomed and Celebrated For many Black individuals, travel can often be a complex experience filled with microaggressions, stares, and moments of discomfort. However, there are destinations around the world where Black travellers find themselves embraced, respected, and even celebrated for their identity and culture. These places offer a refreshing contrast to the challenges often faced …
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A Visionary Leader’s Praise for Ghana as a Growing Investment Hub Dr. Rudy Moise, a renowned Haitian-American retired U.S. Air Force Colonel and accomplished investment tycoon, has recently expressed strong admiration for Ghana as a stable and promising destination for business and investment in Africa. His visit to the country was aimed at exploring new opportunities and understanding the potential …
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