Africa’s tourism sector is gaining global attention, driven by its landscapes, wildlife, and culture. With growing investment and sustainable practices, it is creating jobs, empowering communities, and positioning the continent as a leading destination for authentic travel experiences.

Today is what I call a “decision point” day; and on Wall Street or in life, those are the days that separate the people who talk from the people who move. You can stay where it’s comfortable, or you can make a move toward something new...

Dublin Calling on Granville Street leads Vancouver's World Cup pub boom as host of the Jägermeister German House for FIFA 2026 this June & July.

African sports is becoming a powerful business sector fueled by sponsorships, broadcasting deals, endorsements, and growing club investments, creating jobs, empowering youth, and expanding global reach while transforming the continent’s sporting future.

Lucky Number: Seven is all about insight, reflection, and smart decisions. Today, it’s less about action and more about precision thinking; so choose your path wisely.

Vancouver’s independent cafés are redefining coffee culture and evolving into workspaces, community hubs, and curated brand experiences across the city.

Nigerian brothers John and Ubokobong Amanam are transforming prosthetics with lifelike limbs tailored to African bodies, blending cultural relevance with advanced technology while striving to make them more affordable and accessible.

Sometimes you’ve got to stop playing nice and start playing real. So say what you mean, mean what you say, and own the room while you’re at it. Around 7:28 this morning, Mercury teams up with Jupiter, and suddenly your words have range and charm.