Aisha Muhammed-Oyebode When young people say leadership feels unfamiliar, they are not saying they do not care. They are saying they do not recognise what they are being shown. Leadership once felt real because it showed up in decisions that changed everyday life. You could disagree with those decisions, protest them, even reject them, but
NEUCHÂTEL – December 05th, 2025 – Sbarter, the protocol that enables players and creators to launch their own competitive events within the games they already play, today announced a strategic partnership with Vivid Games, the Polish developer and publisher behind the acclaimed Real Boxing franchise. Vivid Games will be the first studio to join Sbarter,
When Ayodeji Razaq assumed leadership of RED | For Africa as its first non-founding Group CEO in 2022, it marked more than a management change; it signalled a generational shift. A quiet, deliberate passing of the torch from the energy of the founders to the endurance of the institution. For twenty years, RED has stood
BTS: Sbarter is described as a “skill-based gaming protocol” rather than a gambling platform. For readers who are new to the concept, how would you explain what Sbarter does, and what makes it different from traditional gaming or betting platforms? Dominique Cor: Sbarter is not a gambling platform. It’s a skill-based gaming protocol that lets
Lagos, Nigeria – October 9, 2025: The Avant-Garde Sustainability Foundation is set to host the ninth edition of the Sustainability Table Series (STS) on Thursday, October 23, 2025, at the Lagos Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos. Themed “Sustainability in Action: Scaling Impact for a Thriving Future to Achieve the SDGs,” the event will bring together
Visionary entrepreneur and nation-builder Tara Fela-Durotoye is set to host the maiden edition of the Building Beyond You Conference 2025 on Thursday, September 18, 2025, at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos. Themed ‘Building Beyond You’, the conference is designed to inspire, equip, and challenge Africa’s next generation of leaders to build legacies that extend far
By Chinyere Akataobi Last December, I came across a tweet that talked about the possibility of a Goodluck Jonathan candidacy. The tweet drew parallels to John Mahama’s victory at the Ghana elections in which he reclaimed a mandate he lost in 2016. I shared the tweet with an old friend who was incidentally part of
— a meditation on memory, silence, and the promises that died with him Death has a way of softening memory. In its silence, we often confuse legacy with pity, and nostalgia with truth. The dead can no longer defend themselves, but neither should they be shielded from the truth of their actions, not when those
In Singapore, the idea of becoming a millionaire by 65 isn’t a fantasy; it’s a quietly growing aspiration, built not on tech windfalls or inheritance, but on discipline, long-term thinking, and smart use of national systems. At the centre of this movement is a philosophy known as 1M65, the goal of accumulating one million Singapore
In 2025, as many countries struggle to shape the world’s perception of them, Ghana has quietly become a standout example of how narrative clarity, cultural diplomacy, and institutional coherence can reposition a nation. It hasn’t relied on loud campaigns or overproduced slogans. Instead, Ghana has chosen deliberate storytelling—simple, focused, and deeply rooted in its sense
