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By Rukayat Fatai  Despite being home to some of the world’s most powerful and sophisticated ancient civilisations, Africa’s history is often underrepresented or oversimplified.  Before the advent of colonialism, Africa was home to some of the world’s most advanced and…

Technology is transforming industries, yet the gender gap in the tech sector persists. With only 25% of the tech workforce being women—and Black women accounting for just 0.7%—initiatives like Cybersafe Foundation, DigiGirls, and the Women Techster Initiative are breaking barriers.

Despite technological advancements, less than 10% of books are accessible to blind individuals, limiting their access to education and independent living. The Marrakesh Treaty and the Accessible Book Consortium (ABC) are working to change this by enabling the global exchange…

Many women in Nigeria have lost their lives or suffered severe complications due to unsafe abortions. This article explores the crisis of unsafe abortion and highlights actionable solutions for improving women's access to comprehensive healthcare.

By Emmanuel Oluwadola “I believe things should be done the right way,” says *Mr Adewale, a Nigerian IT manager caught between the anvil and the hammer, forced to either reject cash bribes or run for his life. In 2017, he…

Social media offers a world of connection, but for many young people like Omowumi, James, and Tunde, it casts a shadow over their mental health. From feelings of inadequacy to the lure of cybercrime, their stories reveal the hidden cost…