Tariffs: The EU’s Bold Offer and a Shift Toward Dialogue
The European Union (EU) has just thrown a game-changer into the ring: a “zero-for-zero” tariff deal with the United States. […]
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Trump’s Tariffs: A Global Shockwave, a Local Dilemma
As someone from the African diaspora watching from a distance, Trump’s latest tariff wave feels like a thunderclap in an
Copy of Your Money, Your Power: How African Innovators Are Changing the Remittance Game
Picture this: You’re in London, Atlanta, or Toronto, scraping together $200 to send home to Lagos, Nairobi, or Harare. It’s
Planting Prosperity: Nigeria’s Agriculture Minister Urges Diaspora to Invest in a Bold Future of Food Security and Growth
Nigeria’s agricultural sector roared into the global spotlight last Sunday, February 23rd, 2025, during a virtual Town Hall that convened
Is the CVFF Fund Truly Intact? NIMASA’s Claims Raise More Questions
For over two decades, the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) has been a beacon of hope for Nigerian ship owners.
Blindsight: A New Dawn for the Visually Impaired
Imagine waking up one day and seeing the world for the first time—watching the colors of a sunrise, recognizing a
Alarming Findings from TD Bank Survey: Are Canadian Students Struggling to Cover Basic Needs?
Education is often seen as the pathway to a better future, but a recent TD Bank survey reveals a stark
Dangote’s Malta Allegation: Is Nigeria’s Petrol Import System Corrupt?
Is Nigeria’s petrol import system tainted by corruption and conflicts of interest? Recent allegations by Aliko Dangote have thrust the
Is Nigeria’s Quest for Self-Sufficiency in Petrol Being Sabotaged?
Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil producer, paradoxically imports nearly all its refined petrol. Despite having multiple refineries, they remain largely non-functional,
What You Need to Know About the Recent CrowdStrike Issue and Airline Delays
Did You Get Caught in the Recent Travel Delays?Many of us in the diaspora plan our trips back home to