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This award caps off an extraordinary year for the Zambian captain who made history at the 2024 Paris Olympics as the first women's soccer player to score three hat-tricks in the tournament.

For young Nigerians who dedicate a portion of their income to supporting their families, the issue isn't the will—it's the means.

“30 Years of the New South Africa” is part of the packed ADIFF 2024 schedule, with over 80 films from more than 20 countries.

​Libya’s proposed morality police is the latest escalation in a pattern of increasing violence against women.

The majority of intra-Africa travel requires a visa, underlining the hassle for Africans to travel within the continent.

The renowned designer, Mai Atafo, known for his impeccable tailoring and craftsmanship, is set to host a multi-sensory experience that centers the people he designs for.

The value of the Zimbabwean Gold (ZiG) continues to worsen in the months since its introduction, but there are practical steps to strengthen its value.

The report states that comprehensive legal reform of rape and anti-GBV laws will strengthen enforcement mechanisms and improve access to justice and support for survivors.

From Akwete to Aso Oke, these designers are reimagining traditional fabrics with a modern twist, preserving cultural heritage while shaping the future of fashion.

Opposition parties are accusing the electoral commission of voter suppression in a keenly-contested election that threatens the ruling party's three-decade grip on power.