As South African and Kenyan brands increasingly collaborate, share markets and engage regional influencers, and as ...

Nigeria is Africa’s most populous country and also one of the most religious in the world. A 2018 Pew study revealed that 89 ...

A Shared Vision,’ created to expand on the theme of our Global open call, we spoke with Sarah Waiswa, founder of African Women in Photography (AWiP)—an organization and community that creates ...

As Africa leads the G20 for the first time, with South Africa holding G20 Presidency in 2025 and the African Union now fully part of the G20, this is the moment to champion Africa’s digital ...

Best Marketing Gigs (BMG), the revolutionary growth marketing platform, has raised the bar for digital marketing services in Africa with the official launch of BMG Ai.The groundbreaking artificial ...

Fashions Finest Africa officially drew the curtains of its two-day creative Epic Show to a remarkable close recently. The ...

[ACCRA, SciDev.Net] Ghana has become the first African country officially to trade carbon credits under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement, marking a major milestone in international climate ...

Why is contact between law enforcement and the average citizen in Africa so frequently lethal?

A young man's confidence has gone viral during the Saba Saba Day protests in the Nairobi CBDThe Gen Z's hilarious claim of ...

American Express today announced that Jonathan Anderson, acclaimed creative director of Dior, former creative director of ...

Investing in creative skills is an economic imperative. The global creative economy is worth over $2 trillion, and Africa deserves a fair share.

The creative industries are projected to account for 4 percent of Africa’s GDP and up to 10 percent of global creative exports by 2030, creating more than 20 million new jobs.