A Counselor/Life Transformation Coach, An educator, a Content strategist, Human Resource Manager, a Consultant and a WBN News contributor with a passion for digital empowerment.
Africa’s real estate sector is booming, driven by urban growth, a young population, and rising demand for housing and infrastructure. While challenges like regulation and transparency remain, high returns and strategic reforms make it an increasingly attractive frontier for global investors.
Solo entrepreneurs are boosting productivity with AI tools that streamline tasks like writing, design, time-tracking, and data analysis. From ChatGPT to Canva and Descript, these hacks help solopreneurs save time, stay focused, and scale faster.
The 2030s mark a global AI arms race reshaping geopolitics, warfare, and surveillance. Nations like the U.S., China, and Russia are deploying AI in defense, cyberwarfare, and intelligence, raising ethical concerns and risking global instability amid a lack of unified regulations and oversight.
The Environmental Defense Fund (EDF), dubbed the "Voltron" of climate solutions, unites over 1,000 experts worldwide to combat climate change through science, policy, and innovation. From MethaneSAT to landmark legislation, EDF proves that bold, united action can drive real environmental progress.
In today's digital age, identity is increasingly shaped online. People craft strategic personas across platforms, blending authenticity with performance. This digital selfhood affects self perception, but also brings challenges like burnout, disconnection, and imposter syndrome.
As AGI advances, a profound question arises: can machines truly feel? While AGI may mimic human intellect, consciousness and emotion remain elusive. This unresolved mystery challenges science, philosophy, and ethics, reshaping how we define awareness.
The fight against poverty needs a shift from aid to inclusion. Traditional systems exclude the poor from wealth creation. Blockchain offers a solution through transparency, shared ownership, and fair rewards for participation, making economic systems work for everyone, not just the privileged few.
