Perspective

The Afro-Brazilian architecture that shaped Lagos city

Amid the bustling streets of Lagos Island stand grand old buildings that tell an incredible story linking Africa and Brazil.

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How pre-colonial African trade networks powered the world’s economy

Long before European imperialists arrived in Africa, the continent thrived on extensive

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The 3,000-year-old civilisation that shaped African history

During a mining operation in 1928, a tin miner named Colonel Dent

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Afrobeats and cultural representation on the world’s stage

Black consciousness is having its moment. Across the world, African pop music

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Can AI stop more African languages from becoming extinct?

Africa is home to over 3,000 indigenous languages, with at least 12%

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From Lagos to Hollywood: Africa’s pop culture power play

Black history is not merely a reflection of the past; it underpins

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How might the brewing tariff wars impact Africa’s economy

President Donald Trump’s recent decision to impose new tariffs on key trading

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Why is Nigeria slow to adopt drone technology?

Drones have rapidly become indispensable across various industries, from agriculture to logistics

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