Why Are Millions of Nigerians Obsessed with Ayra Starr? The Singer’s Star Power Keeps Rising

https://100africa.com Reporter In the bustling world of Afrobeats and global pop, one name has Nigerians—and the world—buzzing: Ayra Starr. The 22-year-old Nigerian singer-songwriter has taken the music scene by storm, blending infectious melodies, heartfelt lyrics, and a fearless sense of self into a sound that’s undeniably her own. With the release of her sophomore album The Year I Turned…

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The Global Buzz Around Chipsi Mayai: Why Tanzania’s Street Food Is Winning Hearts Worldwide

A delicious rebellion against complicated cooking. Picture this: a sizzling pan, the aroma of golden fries mingling with the comforting scent of eggs frying in oil, and a vibrant street scene buzzing with hungry locals and curious travellers. This is the world of Chipsi Mayai, Tanzania’s beloved street food that’s quietly making waves far beyond the bustling corners of…

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Mobutu’s Son Accuses Rwanda of Orchestrating Decades of Chaos in Congo

Kinshasa, DRC – February 26, 2025Mobutu Nzanga Ngbangawe, son of the late Zairian President Mobutu Sese Seko, has issued a scathing indictment of Rwanda, accusing its government of nearly three decades of aggression that has plunged the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) into chaos. In a statement posted on X, Nzanga Mobutu alleges that Rwanda’s Tutsi-led regime, alongside…

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The Godfather’s Blueprint: 10 Timeless Rules of Success from Don Vito Corleone

In the world of crime, power, and influence, few figures loom as large as Don Vito Corleone—the man who built an empire with his wits, wisdom, and unshakable principles. While “The Godfather” may be a work of fiction, its lessons on leadership, strategy, and personal growth are rooted in universal truths that transcend time and context. Below, we break…

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Norway’s New Order: Norfund and Minister Aukrust Chart a Bold Path Forward

A new era is dawning for Norway’s role in global development, and Norfund—the country’s powerhouse development finance institution—is at the forefront of it. Just yesterday, Norfund welcomed Åsmund Aukrust, Norway’s freshly minted Minister for International Development, for their first official sit-down. The meeting wasn’t just a formality; it was a launchpad for what feels like a reinvigorated mission—a “new…

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Why ChatGPT Will Remain the Most Important AI for the Next 100 Years: A Technical Perspective

Anthony John Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, with new models and frameworks pushing the boundaries of what’s possible. Yet, ChatGPT—OpenAI’s groundbreaking innovation—has emerged as a defining pillar of AI’s future. Its sophisticated architecture, unparalleled adaptability, and seamless integration into diverse applications solidify its role as a leading AI powerhouse for the next century. This article examines the core technical…

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Tanzania’s Agricultural Revolution Ignites: SAGCOT Transforms into AGCOT

Transforming Agriculture in Dumila: Ms. Raha Aloyce, a visionary young entrepreneur and managing director of Raha Farm, a SAGCOT partner and horticulture stakeholder, stands proudly in front of an irrigation system on her farm in Dumila, Morogoro. She epitomizes- hii lugha iko too complicated agricultural innovation, demonstrating how high-quality seedlings and efficient irrigation are transforming local farming practices

100Africa.com Reporter Tanzania is buzzing—fields, markets, and villages alike—because the nation’s agricultural heartbeat just got louder. The Southern Agricultural Growth Corridor of Tanzania (SAGCOT) isn’t just growing; it’s exploding into the Agricultural Growth Corridors of Tanzania (AGCOT), a seismic shift that’s rewriting the future of food, farming, and prosperity across the country. This isn’t a quiet policy tweak—it’s one…

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Tanzanian Exporters Reel Under Soaring Phytosanitary Fees

Dar es Salaam, January 2025 – Tanzanian exporters are facing a severe financial crunch as phytosanitary certification costs have skyrocketed, with fees increasing nearly sixfold. Previously set at Sh58,347 per container consignment, the new fee structure now demands Sh331,320, comprising an inspection fee of Sh201,320 and a phytosanitary export certification fee of Sh130,000 for shipments exceeding 1,000 kilograms. Industry…

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A Warning to African Students: Beware of Australia’s Shadowy Private College Sector

The promise of world-class training and qualifications can be enticing for African students dreaming of pursuing quality education in Australia. However, beneath the glossy websites and persuasive marketing lies a darker reality—one riddled with bogus qualifications, financial fraud, and unscrupulous operators targeting vulnerable international students. As the Australian government intensifies its crackdown on fraudulent practices within the private college…

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Locked in a Chokehold: How Poverty and Rotten Governance Ruin Lives in Kenya and Beyond

By Cege Mahiga In the sprawling slums of Kibera, Nairobi, the air hums with resilience—and despair. A young man, barely 25, stumbles through the muddy paths, a bottle of chang’aa—Kenya’s potent, illicit brew—clutched in his trembling hand. Nearby, a woman negotiates a fleeting transaction in the shadows, her eyes hollow but resolute. These scenes, raw and unfiltered, are not…

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