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Thomas Sankara and His Pan-African Vision

Wisdom NWOGAMay 3, 2026

Thomas Sankara was born in 1949 in Burkina Faso, then known as Upper Volta. Trained as a military officer, he became known for his sharp political awareness and commitment to social justice. In 1983, at the age of 33, he came to power through a popular revolution, becoming one of Africa’s youngest heads of state....

Kenya Celebrates as Sabastian Sawe Breaks the Marathon Record

Wisdom NWOGAMay 1, 2026

Kenya is in celebration mode after marathon star Sabastian Sawe delivered a historic performance at the London Marathon, becoming the first athlete to run a competitive marathon in under two hours. Sawe crossed the finish line in an astonishing 1:59:30, a time that redefines the limits of human endurance. The achievement has drawn global attention,...

“I am because we are”— Ubuntu in the Shadow of Xenophobia

Wisdom NWOGAApril 27, 2026

Ubuntu, the African philosophy that affirms shared humanity, stands on a simple truth: a person becomes fully human through others. Popularised in public life by figures such as Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, it has long been presented as a moral guide for social conduct. Yet, recent waves of xenophobia and the targeting of fellow...

Xenophobia, Ghana Must Go, Naija Must Go: Is Africa Marked for Disunity?

Wisdom NWOGAApril 25, 2026

Africa’s call for unity often meets a harsh test when Africans turn against fellow Africans. As harsh as the reality maybe, an African can not be a foreigner in an African soil. A History of Expulsions In 1969, Ghana under Kofi Abrefa Busia expelled many West African migrants. Nigeria responded in 1983 when President Shehu...

Angélique Kidjo Returns with HOPE, a Star-Studded 19th Album

Wisdom NWOGAApril 25, 2026

Five-time Grammy Award-winning icon Angélique Kidjo has once again affirmed her global influence with the release of her 19th studio album, Hope. The project arrives as a powerful statement from one of Africa’s most enduring musical voices, blending generations, genres, and geographies into a single body of work. Known for a career that spans decades...

Clean Streets, Shared Responsibility: Lessons from Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

Wisdom NWOGAApril 24, 2026

In a working-class neighbourhood of Abidjan in Côte d’Ivoire, a small group of young volunteers armed with shovels and rakes are clearing rubbish-clogged drains. Their message is simple but powerful: “Our streets are not rubbish bins.” This scene is both inspiring and troubling. Inspiring because young people are stepping forward to protect their environment. Troubling...

Meet Gout Gout, the Teen Who Surpassed Usain Bolt’s Early Career Record

Wisdom NWOGAApril 23, 2026

Before the headlines and record times, Gout Gout carries a story that begins in Africa. Born to South Sudanese parents, his rise in global athletics reflects not only personal discipline but also the enduring contribution of African heritage to world sport. His identity matters, and it shapes how his success is understood across continents. Now...

AMVCA Names Bovi Ugboma and Nomzamo Mbatha as 2026 Hosts

Wisdom NWOGAApril 22, 2026

Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards Names Bovi Ugboma and Nomzamo Mbatha as 2026 Hosts The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards has officially unveiled Bovi Ugboma and Nomzamo Mbatha as hosts for its 2026 edition, setting the tone for what promises to be one of the continent’s most celebrated nights in film and television. According to...

Black Woman Power: Alexia Jayy Wins The Voice After 15 Years

Wisdom NWOGAApril 21, 2026

In a defining moment for music television and representation, Alexia Jayy has made history as the first Black woman to win The Voice in its 15-year run. The 31-year-old Alabama native secured victory on April 14, 2026, during the grand finale of Season 29, marking a breakthrough that many see as long overdue. Competing as...

Nigeria’s New Broadcast Directive and the Shrinking Space for Press Freedom

Wisdom NWOGAApril 21, 2026

Nigeria is once again at a familiar crossroads where regulation meets freedom, and the balance appears increasingly fragile. The latest directive from the National Broadcasting Commission has sparked widespread criticism, not only for what it intends to fix, but for what it may silence. At face value, the directive seeks to improve professionalism in broadcast...

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Wisdom NWOGA

Thomas Sankara and His Pan-African Vision

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“I am because we are”— Ubuntu in the Shadow of Xenophobia

Xenophobia, Ghana Must Go, Naija Must Go: Is Africa Marked for Disunity?

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Black Woman Power: Alexia Jayy Wins The Voice After 15 Years

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