Aluko & Oyebode, Nigeria’s formidable commercial law firm, at No.1 Murtala Mohammed Road in Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria, is unusually empty for a Saturday. It gives one...
If Naledi Pandor has her way, an overhaul of South Africa’s higher learning system is on the cards, transforming its institutions into enterprise creators and the...
Forbes Woman Africa’s Godfrey Mutizwa chats with Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s Minister of Higher Education and Training to discuss her plans for youth and enterprise development...
By the time the next World Cup rolls around, Nigeria captain John Mikel Obi will be 34. Considering coach Gernot Rohr’s deliberate moves to lower the...
Not only is the Football World Cup the most watched sporting event in the world, it is also among the most lucrative. It makes more money...
“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” This African proverb is the glue that binds the Saltzman...
Africa’s first fully tech-savvy generation, known as Generation Z, is coming of age, bringing to business more innovation and disruption than the millennials (also known as...
Space is virgin territory, yet, for Sir Richard Branson. But even that, he appears set to conquer commercially with his company Virgin Galactic this year. One...
Buoyed by rising stock markets and commodity prices, Africa’s billionaires are collectively wealthier than a year ago. The 23 billionaires that Forbes found in Africa –...
The Nakasero State House is a green lung in the heart of Kampala not far from the city’s raucous, chaotic traffic. Past the grey gates, red...
