Young Woman Raises Concern Over Future of Ewe Language
A young woman has sparked widespread discussion online after expressing concern that the Ewe language could disappear within the next 50 years if younger generations continue to neglect it.
TVC Nigeria has reported on South African singer Tyla’s planned concert in Lagos, Nigeria, which is scheduled for December 22, 2026, as part of her A*POP World Tour. The announcement has generated mixed reactions on social media
Tensions Rise as Migrant Arrivals Continue in Spain
Large numbers of migrants continue to arrive in Spain’s North African enclaves from Morocco, putting significant pressure on local authorities and reception facilities.
A Nigerian man has called on Africans involved in the drug trade in South Africa to stop, urging them to redirect their efforts toward legal and productive ventures instead.
We must boycott Tyla’s show in Nigeria. This is the one time Nigerians need to come together and make a statement. We don’t need musicians from countries associated with xenophobia. Until there is meaningful action against attacks on fellow Africans.
A South African businessman has expressed concern over the impact of migrants leaving the country in large numbers, saying many local businesses are experiencing a decline in customers.
Showboy Questions Authenticity of Diamond Chains Worn by Some Ghanaian Musicians
Musician and social media personality Showboy has sparked debate after claiming that some Ghanaian musicians are wearing lab-grown diamond chains instead of natural diamonds.
Indian-owned shops have been operating in South Africa since the 1970s and 1990s, with many serving their communities for decades. However, during the recent March and March protests, some of these businesses were targeted.
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Ghanaian winger Mohammed Fuseini was the victim of a violent robbery in Brussels, Belgium, after being ambushed by a group of five men over the weekend.
A white South African businessman has argued that entrepreneurs should finance their own businesses rather than expect government assistance after suffering losses.
Commenting on calls for financial support following the destruction of some foreign-owned spaza shops.
Ngizwe Mchunu says the marches cannot continue indefinitely, arguing that prolonged protests could negatively affect the economy. He announced that he is stepping away from the March and March movement, saying he has to carefully weigh the consequences of his actions.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa is addressing the Pan-African Parliament today, with a focus on water security and the African Union’s Agenda 2063 development framework.
A video circulating online appears to show South African police conducting a search at a foreign-owned shop. Some social media users have alleged that cash was looted during the operation. However, these allegations have not been independently verified.
🇧🇫 Burkina Faso has introduced military cadet uniforms made from traditional handwoven fabric, blending national service with the country’s rich cultural heritage.
A video circulating from Bellville, Cape Town, has sparked outrage following the death of Chika Ibe, a Nigerian and south African police. Despite denials by the South African Police Service, that officers used excessive force, the footage appears to show Chika Ibe being restraine
I won’t come here again.”
— A Ghanaian grandfather declared in his local dialect after experiencing a water slide for the first time. The fast and unexpected ride left him visibly frightened, prompting laughter from those around him as he vowed never to try it again.