The African Union’s push for border-free travel could transform everything from trade to culture—but is it a realistic revolution or another continental daydream? Continue reading The African Union’s New Border-Free Travel Agenda: Game Changer or Dream?
Inside Nairobi’s underground alt scene, where raves, queer collectives, and cultural resistance fuel a creative revolution far from the city’s safari stereotypes.
Continue reading Inside Nairobi’s Alt Scene: Raves, Collectives, and Queer Safe Spaces
What does it mean to travel East Africa on $30 a day as a Black backpacker? Not just frugal—but fearless. This bold travelogue uncovers the hidden curriculum of budget travel, authenticity, and belonging in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. Continue reading The Black Backpacker’s Guide to East Africa on $30 a Day
Travel influencers are turning African cultures into Instagram props for personal growth stories. This bold takedown explores how spiritual commodification and orphanage photo ops reflect modern-day digital colonialism – and calls for real accountability. Continue reading No, Africa Isn’t Your Spiritual Retreat
From Lagos to Cape Town, Africa’s creative capitals aren’t chasing global trends – they’re setting them. This is the rise of Afropolitan cities as cultural powerhouses redefining global cool. Continue reading Afropolitan Summer: 5 African Cities Owning the Global Culture Pipeline
Africa’s digital revolution promised liberation. Instead, it brought data colonialism and designer surveillance. Here’s how Africans are pushing back—and why digital sovereignty is our next frontier. Continue reading The Dark Side of Tech in Africa: Data Colonialism and Surveillance
Artificial intelligence isn’t neutral—and in Africa, it’s erasing more than it’s solving. This bold piece explores why the continent needs its own AI ethics rooted in Ubuntu, cultural sovereignty, and digital self-determination. Continue reading Why Africa Needs Its Own AI Ethics Blueprint
Mobile gaming in Francophone Africa isn’t just a pastime—it’s a quiet digital revolution. From Dakar to Douala, young Africans are building new economies, identities, and cultural expressions through the games in their pockets. Continue reading How Mobile Gaming Is Quietly Taking Over in Francophone Africa
As crypto hype fades, African traders and builders are redefining blockchain’s purpose on the continent—less about speculation, more about systems that solve real financial problems. The revolution didn’t die. It evolved. Continue reading Crypto Is Dying… or Is It? The Post-Hype Reality for African Traders
Every dish carries DNA—not just ingredients, but identity. When we stop cooking, we don’t just lose convenience; we lose the tangible threads that connect us to our ancestors, our cultures, and ourselves. The stories in our stew are the stories of survival, creativity, love, and resilience. Continue reading The Stories in Our Stew: What We Lose When We Stop Cooking
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