West Africa: Liberian Writer Receives West Africa Intellectuals Award
[Liberian Observer] As African literature continues to gain prominence in the global reading space, Liberian writers are paving the way for their country’s recognition on the international scene.
Liberia: Govt Suspends Poro, Sande Practices Nationwide Until 2026
[Liberian Observer] The Ministry of Internal Affairs, in a bid to address growing concerns over unregulated traditional practices, has announced a nationwide suspension of all activities related to Poro and Sande societies, effective April 30, 2025.
Liberia: Eugenia Bless Coleman, 18-Year-Old Gem Glittering Through Poetry
[Liberian Investigator] Monrovia — Born on March 19, 2007, Eugenia Bless Coleman has reached the age of 18–but with a depth of thoughtfulness far beyond her years, especially concerning the circumstances confronting her homeland, Liberia.
Nigeria: My Wealth Is God’s Blessings, Not Investment – Davido
[Leadership] Nigerian music sensation David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido has declared that his type of wealth is not obtainable through investment but the blessings from God.
Nigeria: Timi Dakolo Tackles Pastor Femi Lazarus Over Gospel Singer’s ‘High’ Fees
[Premium Times] A debate over what has been tagged ‘exorbitant charges’ demanded by Nigerian gospel musicians when asked to perform in churches has lingered for about a month.
Nigeria: Govt Reviews National Culture Policy After 37 Years
[Premium Times] “…The document was last reviewed in 1988 and has remained in draft form for over 37 years despite its significance in shaping Nigeria’s cultural and creative industries”.
Nigeria: Has 2baba Secretly Married Natasha?
[Premium Times] They have been making headlines for over a month since 2Baba introduced her (Ms Osawuru) as his fiancée.
Nigeria: Guinness World Records Confirms Nigerian Designer’s 106-Hour Sewing Marathon Feat
[Premium Times] The feat makes the designer the first person to set a Guinness World Record for hand-sewing with a needle and thread.
Nigeria: The Dying Tradition of Tashe in Hausa Culture
[Daily Trust] Ramadan, the sacred month of fasting and devotion, has always been a period of spiritual reflection, communal bonding, and cultural expression among the Hausa people. One of the most cherished traditions associated with Ramadan in Hausa l…
Mali: A Malian Journalist, a Fabled Festival, and a Search for Truth in a Time of Crisis
[The New Humanitarian] Bandiagara, Mali — A generational event offers a chance for local unity and self-discovery.