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Cape Verde's World Cup Journey: How a Small African Island Nation Became a Global Football Story
Ten volcanic islands sit scattered in the Atlantic off the coast of West Africa, home to fewer people than a mid-sized European city. On a single night in October 2025, … Read more»
Senegal at the World Cup: How the Lions of Teranga Became Africa's Most Consistent Football Superpower
Seoul, late spring of 2002. The reigning world champions walk out for the opening match of a World Cup they are expected to win again, and ninety minutes later they … Read more»
Yemi Alade and Bien Unite on "Don't Be Shy," a Pan-African Love Song That Crosses Borders
Yemi Alade and Kenya's Bien blend Afro-R&B with Kompa on the lush new single "Don't Be Shy," lifted from her forthcoming album.
African Nations at the 2026 FIFA World Cup: The Complete Guide to Groups, Squads and Star Players
Ten flags will fly for the continent when the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Never before has Africa sent so many teams to … Read more»
Alan Jackson's Farewell and the Quiet Lesson It Offers African Musicians on Legacy and Longevity
Nissan Stadium in Nashville holds tens of thousands of people, and on a warm June night in 2026 it held a feeling that no setlist could quite contain. The stage … Read more»
Uche Jombo at 25 Years in Nollywood: Career Highlights, Business Moves and Her Enduring Influence
A young mathematics and statistics graduate walked onto a Nigerian film set in 1999, took her first credited role in a movie called Visa to Hell, and quietly began a … Read more»
Geddy Lee's Health Scare Forces Rush to Push Back Fort Worth Dates
Rush postpones two shows at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth after Geddy Lee is diagnosed with laryngitis and bronchitis.
Kathy Griffin Says She's Been Quietly Blacklisted from Jimmy Fallon's Tonight Show for Being Too Controversial
Kathy Griffin claims she's effectively banned from The Tonight Show, saying late-night TV quietly freezes out comics it finds too edgy.
House of the Dragon and the Rise of Epic Fantasy on African Screens: Why Nigerian Audiences Are Hooked
Somewhere in Lagos right now, a group chat is arguing about whether a fire-breathing dragon should have changed the outcome of a civil war that never actually happened. Screenshots fly. … Read more»