A Media Entrepreneur and Publisher/Editor-in-Chief for WBN Africa News, focused on advancing African voices through strategic storytelling and communication.
He is also a creative professional dedicated to personal growth and impactful content.
Nigerian innovator Khalifa Aminu is developing AI smart glasses that combine sensors, GPS and artificial intelligence to help blind users detect obstacles, navigate independently and share their location with caregivers.
Russia and Ghana have signed a visa-waiver agreement for diplomatic and service passport holders, strengthening official travel and bilateral cooperation. The deal opens fresh opportunities in trade, investment, education and humanitarian engagement between the two countries.
Nvidia is reportedly considering investing up to $3 billion in SB Energy, supporting a massive Ohio data-centre project planned for OpenAI. The talks highlight the huge capital, computing power and energy infrastructure needed to drive AI’s next phase.
Dangote Refinery is targeting an October 2026 Nigerian IPO that could become Africa’s largest. The offering aims to widen public ownership while supporting expansion from 650,000 to 1.4 million barrels per day, strengthening Nigeria’s energy future and creating opportunities.
South Sudan’s banking sector is showing resilience despite economic turmoil. Co-operative Bank’s return to profitability, digital transformation and support for farmers, traders and cooperatives highlight how finance can expand opportunity and help build a more inclusive economic future.
Bahati Moses is a humanitarian impact leader using expertise in grant writing, research, business development, project management, digital marketing, and other fields to strengthen organizations, support communities, and create practical pathways toward sustainable and meaningful change.
Bitrus Godwin, known as Dean, is a Kaduna filmmaker and founder of Dean Creations using films and digital media to tell meaningful African stories. From church drama to filmmaking, his journey reflects resilience, creativity and a commitment to inspiring positive change.
Namibia’s gold potential is attracting fresh attention as Ongwe Minerals expands its Nguni gold-in-soil anomaly to six kilometres. With strong sampling results and a planned 5,000-metre drilling campaign, the company is preparing to test whether the mineralized system extends underground.
