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The collapse of USAID reveals that Africa has outsourced its disease response to a foreign government far too much. The solution is not improved bilateral agreement. Africa must fund its own healthcare, build its own research institutions, and own its surveillance systems outright.
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Before the war, Ukraine had little interest in Africa, no mercenaries to deploy, mining concessions to offer, or decades-long footprint on the continent. What it had was a war to fight and an enemy to bleed, wherever that enemy could be found. When Russian forces began embedding across the Sahel, propping up juntas in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger, Kyiv saw an opportunity.
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In January 2026, Ganza Moise’s Ako Kantu had its world premiere at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR). Ako Kantu, a Valentine’s Day special episode takes an unexpected turn when a sensationalist YouTuber interviews a charismatic thief. The short film was among eleven African films that screened at the festival including Malek Bensmail’s The Arab, […]
4 months ago
Nigeria rarely makes the top of the list when Americans are planning their next international trip. West Africa’s most populous country is a truly rewarding travel destination. The culture is unique, and the exchange rate makes the country very affordable to experience. In this guide, we share what you need to know before you go. […]
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Nigerian youth have always had strong opinions about sports and entertainment. Whether you walk into a viewing centre on match day, sit in a Lagos danfo during a game, engage in a trending conversation, or browse through a group chat on a Tuesday afternoon, you will find sharp analysis, relentless banter, and genuine passion. Until […]
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Burkinabé filmmaker Idrissa Ouédraogo‘s Tilaï (The Law) has been selected for the 2026 Cannes Classics. The 4k restoration of the project will screen alongside 21 feature films, 3 short films, and 6 documentaries, and two contemporary works. The Cannes Classics is a section dedicated to showcasing the preservation work carried out by production companies, rights […]
5 months ago
Nigerians do not necessarily hate criticism itself, what often triggers resistance is being criticised. Cultural norms and social dynamics shape how people react to criticism. The result is a society where feedback is frequently interpreted as disrespect, disagreement feels personal, people settle for the bare minimum, and many avoid speaking up because of backlash.
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