An Atlantic bridge forged in action: Aisha Maina and surging Africa-CARICOM partnership
The narrative connecting Africa and the Caribbean has fundamentally shifted, evolving from a shared history of trauma to a present-day blueprint for South-South economic and cultural cooperation. While individual efforts are vital, the traction the entire Caribbean Community (CARICOM) has received from Africa after the Aquarian Consult Afri-Caribbean Investment Summit (AACIS’25) demonstrates a powerful, institutional commitment to this transatlantic bridge. At the forefront of this private sector-led momentum is Aisha Maina, whose work acts as a practical complement to high-level diplomatic advancements.
New education curriculum receives boost as group unveils implementation tools
By Nnasom David The newly revised Nigeria’s Basic and Senior Secondary Education Curriculum has received a significant boost as an education-based non-governmental has concluded arrangements to unveil tools to ensure smooth implementation of the reforms being embarked upon by the federal government. BMI Finishing School says the development of the tools is part of its […]
Five best new restaurants redefining UK’s culinary scene
London continues to assert itself as Europe’s ultimate culinary capital, where creativity meets culture on every plate. The United Kingdom’s restaurant scene in 2025 was nothing short of remarkable, a year that saw bold new openings, global fusions, and Michelin-starred innovations. From the heart of London to the vibrant streets, a fresh wave of chefs […]
From Nigeria to Nebraska: Izuchukwu Iwuamadi advances global research on dietary fiber
Obesity has become one of the most urgent public health crises worldwide, and scientists are racing to find sustainable solutions.
How Seyi Oluwadare is bringing intelligence to factory floor for sustainable, resilient industrial systems
By Patrick Ofre In a world where industries are racing toward automation and self-learning systems, one Nigerian researcher is quietly reshaping how factories think, adapt, and perform. Seyi Oluwadare, a mechanical engineer and emerging expert in intelligent manufacturing, is pioneering the integration of digital twins, which is virtual models that mirror real-world factories with advanced […]
#EndSARS Five Year On: Historical Amnesia and the Politics of Forgetting
By NANRE NAFZIGER As we mark the fifth year anniversary of the historic #EndSARS protests and the Lekki Massacre of October 2020, the stillness and silence across the country is deafening. Many front liners who participated in the protests have moved on with their lives. At the same time, a few continue activism and advocacy through civil […]
