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Vol. 1, Issue 1 — May 2026 · African Excellence
From Lagos to Nairobi, a wave of bold entrepreneurs is building world-class companies that are reshaping industries. The full story — including exclusive interviews with five founders — is in this month's magazine.
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With Burna Boy selling out stadiums in Tokyo and Tyla topping charts in São Paulo, African music has achieved global dominance. Our culture editor explores what happens after the conquest.
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From Lagos to Nairobi, a wave of bold entrepreneurs is building world-class companies that are reshaping industries. The full story — including exclusive interviews with five founders — is in this month's magazine.
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With Burna Boy selling out stadiums in Tokyo and Tyla topping charts in São Paulo, African music has achieved global dominance. Our culture editor explores what happens after the conquest.
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From malaria vaccines to drought-resistant crops, a new generation of African women scientists is leading research that will define the 21st century. Meet five of them in our centre spread.
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From Dakar to Nairobi, young Africans are using digital tools and street protests to hold governments accountable. Our political correspondent reports from the frontlines.
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With Morocco hosting and a record 24 nations competing, the Africa Cup of Nations is set to be the most watched in history. Our sports editor breaks down every group and every star to watch.
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How the Maasai people of Kenya and Tanzania are navigating the tension between cultural preservation and the demands of the 21st century — without losing who they are.
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We asked 50 diaspora Africans across London, New York, Paris, and Toronto to define their identity. The answers were surprising, moving, and deeply human.
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Three years after launch, the AfCFTA is showing real results — intra-African trade is up 23%. Our economics correspondent examines the data and the human stories behind the numbers.
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The continent's greatest obstacle to prosperity is not a lack of resources or talent — it is the persistent failure of governance. Prof. Kofi Mensah makes the case plainly.
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