Starting a business in Africa's tough economy is hard; sustaining it is harder. The foundations every entrepreneur needs to build a business that lasts.
From Kente to Ndebele design, African fashion shapes global trends. We explore its heritage, raw materials and the continent's growing creative economy.
How AI is reshaping industries and the job market, which roles it automates, which it creates, and how workers and businesses in Africa can adapt.
How AI can tailor lessons to each learner's needs, skills and pace, plus the data, cost and equity challenges schools should weigh before adopting it.
Why are African countries struggling to meet the SDGs? We look at the funding, governance, data and capacity barriers slowing progress on the 2030 Agenda.
An introduction to entrepreneurship and the key stages of creating a startup, from shaping the idea and testing the market to launching the business.
As technology reshapes the classroom, will teachers still matter in a decade? We trace how the teacher's role has evolved and where it is heading next.
Why Nigeria should stop treating vocational and technical training as second best, and how TVET can close skills gaps and cut youth unemployment.
Why fewer young people, especially girls, choose science careers, and how inquiry-based science education can build interest from an early age.
Children are called the leaders of tomorrow, but who shapes them? A reflection on the role teachers play in building character and leadership in Nigeria.
Lessons from moving from face-to-face to online teaching: what changes, what works, and practical advice for teachers making the switch.
Employers say many Nigerian graduates are not job-ready. Part two looks at how technology can raise the quality of teaching and content delivery.
