$40m Fund Launched to Empower African Creatives Globally

  A NEW $40 million fund, called the Next Narrative Africa Fund, has been launched to empower content creators across Africa and the African diaspora. The initiative aims to finance the development, production, and marketing of projects that challenge long-standing stereotypes about the continent. The fund is a collaboration between Next Narrative Africa, a multimedia company focused … Read more

Survey: Most Africans Support Coups To Remove Bad Leaders

A RECENT survey indicates that a majority of Africans would support military coups to remove ineffective or corrupt leaders. This finding sheds light on the rising frustration with poor governance and the appeal of military interventions in the region. The survey, conducted by Afrobarometer, reveals that many Africans view military coups as a viable solution to … Read more

Africans React To French Elections With Pragmatism And Frustration

THE National Rally’s triumph in France’s early legislative elections on Sunday has stirred reactions worldwide, especially among African immigrants in France. Analysts suggest that if France continues to lean towards the far right, Africa must reassess its own strategic decisions. The far-right, anti-immigration National Rally (RN) has laid out its policy priorities, which include restoring … Read more

Op-Ed: Empowering African Youth Through Education: DAC 2024

EVERY year, on June 16, the Day of the African Child (DAC) serves as a poignant reminder of the challenges and opportunities facing Africa’s youth in social, political, and economic realms. The day commemorates the 1976 Soweto Uprising, where black schoolchildren protested apartheid’s discriminatory education policies. This historic event remains a powerful symbol of resistance … Read more