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Making Africa More Beautiful One Woman at a Time
The idea behind Bella Africa begins, as many powerful movements do, with a mother.
For Dalida Couturier, beauty is not an abstract ideal. It is something built quietly, often under pressure, through care, sacrifice, and resilience. It is…
Meriam Mravili: From International Law to Development Practice at the United Nations
“If others can do it, why can’t you?” For Meriam Mravili, that question has never been rhetorical. It is a quiet but persistent reminder of possibility, resilience, and purpose. Instilled in her by her parents, it has carried her through…
Ahmed Bindos and Misk Foundation: Designing the Partnership Architecture Behind Saudi Vision 2030
Saudi Vision 2030 has moved decisively from aspiration to execution. At this stage, outcomes are no longer driven by announcements or branding, but by partnership design, institutional alignment, and operational clarity.
Within this…
Núria Assis: Miss World Angola on Culture, Impact, and Representing Angola to the World
Becoming Miss World Angola 2025 is not, for Núria Assis, a destination. It is an assignment.
From the moment she stepped into the role, her focus was clear: Angola would not be represented as an image, a moment, or a trend, but as a…
Linda Al-Faisal: The Voice of a New Generation Translating Vision 2030 Into Action
Saudi Arabia’s transformation under Vision 2030 is often discussed through infrastructure, giga-projects, and economic diversification. But its most decisive shift is human. It is a change in mindset, ownership, and confidence among young…
Richmond Orlando Mensah Is Building the Cultural Infrastructure Africa Was Never Given
By the time you encounter Richmond Orlando Mensah, it becomes clear that labels like editor, curator, or creative director are insufficient. Mensah belongs to a rare lineage of cultural architects — figures who don’t just participate in…
Inside the Ethio-American Chamber of Commerce GERD and Business Development Delegation
From January 6 to 13, 2026, a distinguished delegation will convene under the banner of the Ethio-American Chamber of Commerce (EACC) for an immersive, on‑the‑ground engagement in Ethiopia centered on the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam…
Kadmiel Van Der Puije and Saudi Arabia Vision 2030: Why Africa Is the Next Strategic Growth Partner
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 is not merely a national reform agenda. It is a long-horizon strategy to remain globally relevant in a post-oil world by investing in people, systems, and sustainable growth.
At the same time, Africa is entering…
The Rockefeller Foundation and Africa: Why the Next Chapter of Global Impact Must Be Written With…
For nearly six decades, The Rockefeller Foundation has maintained a presence on the African continent, working across food systems, energy access, and public health. Since establishing its Africa Regional Office in 1966, the foundation has…
Mulatu Astatke Takes His Final Bow, but Ethio‑Jazz Lives Forever
Mulatu Astatke has played his final live concert, closing a performing career that has stretched across six decades and reshaped how the world hears African music.
Last month in London, the 82‑year‑old Ethiopian composer and vibraphonist…