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  • Issue 91

⚽ From Scoring Goals to Leading a Nation

When most football players hang up their boots, the next chapter of their lives is often written on the sidelines as coaches. They stay within the familiar world of football, guiding teams to glory just as they once did on the pitch.

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  • Issue 90

No Resolutions, Just Results

One Minute Read.

Happy New Year!

I am not a fan of New Year's resolutions.

I have been heartbroken far so many times. A bottomless pit of unrealised dreams. Not anymore.

Let's be honest -....


  • Issue 89

The predator that made fish species go extinct in Lake Victoria

In high school biology, we learned about something called a ‘food chain’, which means a linear sequence of organisms where nutrients and energy are transferred from one organism to another.

Think abou....


  • Issue 88

When Zaire Almost Won the Space Race 🚀

Previously, we discussed the Zambian space program, where one Edward Makuka Nkoloso, a science teacher and self-appointed Director of Zambia’s unofficial National Academy of Science, Space Research and Philosophy, tried to send peo....


  • Issue 87

Okada Airlines

In Africa, motorcycles aren't just vehicles—they're lifelines. Affordable, agile, and accessible, these two-wheeled wonders have revolutionized how people move and make a living. Cheaper than cars, buses, or taxis, they slice throu....


  • Issue 86

Mouth of the river of death

In 1600, the Fon people of West Africa, during their migration route, settled in a plateau that was then known as the Abomey Plateau, thanks to negotiations with the local chiefs of the Gedevi tribe. The first king was known as King Houe....


  • Issue 85

The war that was fought because of a stool

Q: What feels British but isn’t?

A: The contents of the British Museum.

It’s a common trope on the internet to talk about how the British Museum is full of stolen artefacts. F....

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