African Leadership Magazine Blog

The website was built in collaboration with top African chefs, expert nutritionists, and local food influencers Nestlé the world’s largest food and beverage company, will hold a press conference to launch the first-of-a-kind Website in Central and west Africa along with the launch of the Season 2 of Yelo Pèppè its popular online nutrition education drama series, showing. What? The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting consumer...

“I am unapologetically a Pan-Africanist at heart.” Nelson Kwaje is a South Sudanese ICT professional, and social transformation agent, who has leveraged on his profession, to work towards peace-building, media literacy, and people development in his country and Africa. When asked about his works, he described it in three words; People, Technology, and Transformation.  Kwaje is deeply involved in advocating for...

By Miracle Nwankwo Have you heard about Mansa Musa? I bet you have, but if you haven’t let me take you through a journey on a short story about the richest African emperor that once lived. His name is Mansa Musa, from Mali, which is today described as a landlocked country in Western Africa that shares boundaries with Niger on the...

By Alder Yarrow It’s been 11 years since I first visited South Africa. And after writing that sentence, I went back to find the post I wrote, capturing my impressions of the country’s wines. In the intervening decade, I’ve followed the trajectory of the industry as best I can, through trade tastings, samples and reading, but the combination of these is...

It’s time to update your iPhone again because Apple recently released the public version of iOS 13.5 for its users. Before you begin to groan at the seemingly never-ending responsibility to update your phone, there are plenty of reasons why you shouldn't delay on this update.  The public version comes with a host of changes that were previously only available to...