The meteroric rise of MTN in Nigeria
When South African telecoms firm MTN managed to get a foothold in Nigeria, it expected good business but could not have imagined the growth it would experience. Report by R. Roy
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Covid-19 exposes need for new direction in Nigerian economy
The Covid-19 pandemic has reversed most of Nigeria’s recent economic gains and exposed its overdependence on oil. What can be done to reboot the economy? Report by Dianna Games
Applying Covid learnings to Nigeria’s security threats
The security threat from Boko Haram can be controlled if Nigeria acts with the decisiveness it applied to fighting Covid-19, writes Ivor Ichikowitz
AfroLandTV: promoting pan-African film and TV content across the globe
Adaora Oramah looks at how a new pan-African streaming platform aims to disrupt the political economy of the film industry in Africa and beyond
Too Black to Wear Whites – a timely book on sport in South Africa
This timely book brings the long-forgotten story of Krom Hendricks, who was barred from playing for South Africa in the 1890s, to the surface. Review by Mushtak Parker
The rise of Lazarus – who is Lazarus Chakwera, Malawi’s sixth President?
Lazarus Chakwera was elected President of Malawi on 23 June. Our man in Blantyre, Jimmy Kainja, looks at what we can expect from Malawi’s sixth President