African Leadership Magazine Blog

A report from Deutesche Welle reveals that African entrepreneurs are the hardest hit by the COVID-19 crisis in Germany. According to the report, Africans who own stores and hairdressers or produce music in Germany also makes for a vibrant subculture, as the country now faces the COVID-19, the outlook is bleak for the Afro-German business community. On any normal day at...

Davido has again proven his loyalty and genuine interest in seeing his friends successful. The Nigerian singer-songwriter and Best International Act BET Awards Davido surprised his dedicated staff members with a house. He has succeeded in melting many hearts once again with his altruistic nature.  Davido took to his Twitter to share a photo of the building while stating that buying...

Anxious thoughts can be more difficult to escape in sustained isolation, such as the widespread lockdown measures due to the coronavirus pandemic, but arts and crafts have been shown to help distract from these feelings.  The coronavirus has so far infected more than 1.9 million people worldwide, with 119,686 deaths, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University.  The scale...

The world has never been more connected. The coronavirus pandemic has not been all about bad news but there have been more connectivity and teamwork from people in different locations. In the entertainment industry, various stars from different regions have been facetiming and this has made their fans more elated seeing their favourite celebs from different regions connect. Recently on...

Africans on Twitter are expressing their displeasure over Juliet Ibrahim's condemning comments about Africa on Tory Lanez IG Live “quarantine radio”.  Ibrahim is among thousands of fans who have been ardent followers of American singer, Tory Lanez on his popular Instagram live videos. While commenting on his live video, Ibrahim pointed out that if the video was from an African artist,...