African Leadership Magazine Blog

Jamila Kyari Mental health is a taboo topic in many parts of the world, especially in certain conservative cultures, but this ought not to be so. We all need to be able to discuss this topic openly in safe spaces. In this season, it is important to cater to the mind and mostly the thoughts, feelings and emotions in order...

By Miracle Nwankwo This week on African History, it is our pleasure to share with you the story of a princess who was buried alive, alongside nine other virgins in exchange for victory. A long time ago in the ancient Igala Kingdom, the king, late Oma Idoko, (Attah of Igala Kingdom) had a girl-child called Inikpi who was the only daughter...

Facebook and the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement are partnering to launch #AfricaTogether. A digital campaign and two-day festival billed for June 4th and 5th, which will feature artists from across Africa to encourage continued vigilance against Covid-19. Africa has recorded over100,000 confirmed cases of Covid-19, and containment measures easing in many countries. #AfricaTogether will combine music and...

Premier League clubs have unanimously voted to resume contact training as four more individuals from three sides have tested positive for coronavirus. A total of 1,008 players and staff were tested in the third round of testing. Phase two of 'Project Restart' will see players "train as a group and engage in tackling while minimising unnecessary close contact", the league said. Discussions...

The Story of Boye Oshinaga: CEO Gradely If you have never been to Africa or encountered an African, you may be wondering what an African youth looks like. I will advise you not to paint a picture from the bushman story you’ve once heard because this demographic and what they have in their minds will blow you up.  Let me start...