Opinion: Can Burkina Faso truly lead the modern African revolution?

Burkina Faso citizens protesting in support of Captain Traore coup. Photo Credit- Africa News

Burkina Faso has been in the global media spotlight for its revolution, which seems to be at stake, its young leader, Captain Ibrahim Traore, hailed by many as a revolutionary beacon for a new Africa, while others see his regime as a sleeping tiger, only awakened when the ideals become shortlived. Since seizing power in … Read more

2024 FIFA Best XI: Reasons for Palmer’s Exclusion, Yamal’s Selection

The FIFA Team of the Year is a recognition reserved for the finest footballers on the planet, celebrating their consistency, impact, and exceptional performances throughout the year. In 2024, two young prodigies—Chelsea’s Cole Palmer and Barcelona’s Lamine Yamal; commanded widespread attention for their incredible form. However, while Yamal earned a spot in the FIFA Team … Read more

Vaughan Gething: What to know about Europe’s first black head of govt

Vaughan Gething’s imminent inauguration as Wales’ First Minister follows a narrow victory in the Labour Party’s internal election, marking him as Europe’s first Black head of government at 50.  As the spotlight dims, scrutiny intensifies on his relationship with Westminster and the unity within Welsh Labour. Gething faces pressing issues like road speed limit controversies, … Read more

Scudetto still Juve’s birth right: Three talking points from Europe this weekend

By Israel Igiri It was indeed, great weekend in Europe as teams continued their quest for glory domestically. While actions went down across various centers in Europe, they left the fans with juicy experiences and lessons to think about. Here are three things we learnt from the various leagues this weekend. Scudetto still Juve’s birth … Read more