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South Africa’s Sugar Sector Pursues Financial Stability
South African Farmers Development Association (SAFDA) CEO Dr Siyabonga Madlala expressed cautious optimism regarding the future of Tongaat Hulett in a recent interview with FORBES
Rolling Loud Australia events in Sydney and Melbourne cancelled
Rolling Loud Australia, an international hip-hop festival, has been cancelled. The Sydney and Melbourne shows, initially planned for March 2026, will no longer take place.
Boston University Launches Major in African American Studies
Boston University’s African American Studies Program is undergoing a significant transformation, marked by growing student and faculty interest and bolstered by strong University support. This
Ntambi and Sachania Test Rally Kenya Course
Oscar Ntambi and Nikhil Sachania recently concluded a test session in Kenya as they prepare for the Safari Rally Kenya. The rally is scheduled to
Canadian union warns jobs remain vulnerable after tariff decision
A U.S. Supreme Court decision limiting the president’s authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act is not expected to significantly alleviate
Suno Reaches 2 Million Paid Subscribers, $300M Annual Revenue
Suno, an AI music creation platform, has reached an annual recurring revenue (ARR) of $300 million, according to a recent LinkedIn post by CEO Michael
Kenya Rises in Africa’s Innovation Readiness Index
Kenya has been recognized as one of the most innovation-ready economies in Africa, ranking second only to South Africa. The 2026 Innovators Business Environment Index
Dilla World Weekend Honors Late Hip-Hop Producer
Detroit is preparing to commemorate the life and legacy of renowned hip-hop producer J Dilla with a weekend of events throughout Metro Detroit. The celebration,
Supreme Court rejects Trump tariffs citing constitutional concerns
The Supreme Court recently rejected tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump in the case of Learning Resources v. Trump, challenging the notion of a
Black Chess Players See Growing Participation
A game with roots in the Middle Ages, once traveled along the Silk Road, is now gaining prominence within Black communities. This includes barbershops, parks,