Latest Articles by Suotunimi Orufa Contributor Are organic skincare products good for the economy? In northeast Ghana, pregnant women sit on hot water and shea butter to ease labour pains and protect their newborns’ skin. Contributor Weekly Economic Index: The naira plunges, Safaricom-Apple partnership, and MultiChoice’s $1.7 billion loss. Here are three big stories from Africa’s business and policy landscape you (probably) didn’t miss but should keep in mind this week: MultiChoice investors lose $1.7 billion MultiChoice, a pay-TV company, has seen its share price plummet... Contributor Inspire Africa Conference: How Innovate Africa is strengthening a generation of African product leaders. Have you ever wondered how some tech products become so popular and successful? How do people manage to create something that customers need and love? Contributor My Pivot Journal: How Kehinde Olorundare went from sales to strategies. My Pivot Journal is a Ventures Africa weekly series documenting people’s career transitions from one industry to another, especially to tech. Kehinde always dreamt of being a dancer. Contributor Recovery of global economy boosts Nigeria’s exports. Nigeria’s trade sector has shown remarkable resilience and dynamism in the second quarter of 2023, despite economic challenges. Contributor African entertainment is booming globally. But at what cost? The story of Afrobeats began in the 1960s when the legendary Nigerian musician Fela Kuti created a new genre of music that blended West African rhythms, jazz, funk, and political activism. Contributor Ghana and Turkey are leading the charge in medical tourism. Medical tourism is increasing globally as more people seek high-quality, cost-effective, and specialized healthcare services abroad.
Contributor Are organic skincare products good for the economy? In northeast Ghana, pregnant women sit on hot water and shea butter to ease labour pains and protect their newborns’ skin.
Contributor Weekly Economic Index: The naira plunges, Safaricom-Apple partnership, and MultiChoice’s $1.7 billion loss. Here are three big stories from Africa’s business and policy landscape you (probably) didn’t miss but should keep in mind this week: MultiChoice investors lose $1.7 billion MultiChoice, a pay-TV company, has seen its share price plummet...
Contributor Inspire Africa Conference: How Innovate Africa is strengthening a generation of African product leaders. Have you ever wondered how some tech products become so popular and successful? How do people manage to create something that customers need and love?
Contributor My Pivot Journal: How Kehinde Olorundare went from sales to strategies. My Pivot Journal is a Ventures Africa weekly series documenting people’s career transitions from one industry to another, especially to tech. Kehinde always dreamt of being a dancer.
Contributor Recovery of global economy boosts Nigeria’s exports. Nigeria’s trade sector has shown remarkable resilience and dynamism in the second quarter of 2023, despite economic challenges.
Contributor African entertainment is booming globally. But at what cost? The story of Afrobeats began in the 1960s when the legendary Nigerian musician Fela Kuti created a new genre of music that blended West African rhythms, jazz, funk, and political activism.
Contributor Ghana and Turkey are leading the charge in medical tourism. Medical tourism is increasing globally as more people seek high-quality, cost-effective, and specialized healthcare services abroad.
