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The wait is finally over as global icon Beyoncé debuts her latest musical masterpiece, “Cowboy Carter,” a celebration of her deep southern roots and the second installment of her highly acclaimed “Renaissance” trilogy.
Featuring 27 tracks infused with the rich sounds of country music, Beyoncé’s latest studio album is a testament to her versatility and musical evolution. From soulful ballads to energetic anthems, “Cowboy Carter” showcases Beyoncé’s unparalleled talent and creativity, highlighted by the addition of strings and pedal steel guitar.
In a nod to collaboration, the album includes captivating duets with chart-toppers Miley Cyrus and Post Malone, adding a new dimension to Beyoncé’s signature sound. Furthermore, fans can expect breathtaking renditions of iconic classics such as Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’ and The Beatles’ timeless hit ‘Blackbird.’
“Cowboy Carter” marks Beyoncé’s eighth studio album, solidifying her status as a trailblazing…
All around the world businesses are pulling out the stops to achieve growth in what can best be described as challenging economic conditions. Africa is no exception. The continent has long been recognised for its immense potential, and as such businesses across sectors are investing heavily into the continent. Advancements in technology make serving the unbanked and underserved populations in Africa more viable than ever before. However, that does not mean growth comes easily. It is a hyper competitive and complex environment where genuinely understanding your customer is key to growth.
Even with this textbook understanding, there is a strong urge to take the “build it and they will come” approach because we can get caught up in our own technology and view problems from our frame of reference while ignoring the customer. This is typified in the African market where we see multiple shiny apps being dropped across markets…
Canon Inc. (www.Canon-CNA.com) announced today that its SELPHY series of compact photo printers, which enables users to easily print high-quality photos and continues to offer a wide range of ways to enjoy photo printing, will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2024.
The SELPHY series was created in 2004 in response to heightened demand for photo prints due to the rapid spread of digital cameras in the early 2000s. As of April 2024, the SELPHY series has launched 31 products1 and sold a combined total of more than 17 million units2 worldwide.
The name SELPHY, a combination of “self” and “photography,” was given to convey Canon’s hope that easily printing photos on one’s own would allow people to experience new ways of enjoying photography. SELPHY printers produce photo prints that possess both high-quality and excellent durability through the adoption of a dye sublimation printing process, in which ink…
Austin Ugi, CEO of Nugi Technologies, asserts that education is the beacon of hope that can illuminate the future of our continent. As a corporate responsibility, Nugi Technologies remains committed to extending educational opportunities to children nationwide.
“I am passionate about ensuring every out-of-school child can return to the classroom,” expressed Austin Ugi. “Last month, with the incredible support of my tight-knit community, we made it possible for 383 children to continue their education.”
Ugi emphasized that this endeavor is only the beginning, with plans to sustain these programs year-round. Collaborating with Artycare Initiative and Happy Feet For Kidz Foundation, they have already impacted over 10,000 schoolchildren by providing essential resources such as footwear, uniforms, textbooks, and covering school fees.
The driving force behind Ugi’s mission is personal. Recalling the challenges he faced…
UGI AUGUSTINE, CEO of NUGITECH, a pioneering IT firm originating from Cross River and known for its widespread deployment of innovative solutions nationally and internationally, has shared insights into the company’s transformative journey.
Recalling the remarkable progress NUGITECH has achieved over the years, UGI AUGUSTINE emphasized the significance of continuous growth and learning. “Success isn’t merely measured by our accomplishments, but by our capacity to evolve, learn, and navigate towards our future goals,” remarked AUGUSTINE.
AUGUSTINE further highlighted the pivotal role of teamwork in NUGITECH’s success trajectory. “In our pursuit of excellence, collaboration has been paramount. Sustainable success necessitates the amalgamation of diverse talents, humble leadership, and a culture of mutual learning,” he noted.
Concluding on a note of gratitude, AUGUSTINE credited the unwavering dedication of NUGITECH’s team for the company’s expansion from a singular entity to a conglomerate overseeing multiple ventures. “Our team’s relentless…
EcoFlow (https://apo-opa.co/3Q0P8ln), a leading eco-friendly energy solutions company, today launched the RIVER 2 Pro and DELTA 2 Max in South Africa. Featuring an upgraded capacity and faster charging, the RIVER 2 Pro is the best portable power station within stage 6 loadshedding. DELTA 2 Max has a UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply) transfer time of 20ms and a capacity of 2048Wh, making it an ideal power ally for whole-home comfort.
“As loadshedding continues to grow, the EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro and DELTA 2 Max ensure our consumers have access to a simple, flexible and reliable energy source wherever and whenever they should need it,” said Bradley Chetty, B2C Sales Director at EcoFlow South Africa. “We are proud to bring more lifestyle solutions to the market. EcoFlow is committed to making life better through meaningful innovation.”
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From childhood, we’ve been ingrained with the belief that foreign-made goods and businesses outshine our own in Africa. Consequently, “Made in Ghana” labels are rare, as even Ghanaian businesses opt for branding their products as “Made in China” or “Made in US”.
But how can our economies flourish if we neglect our own creations? Take the example of Air Peace, shaking up the Lagos-London market with competitive pricing, compelling giants like British Airways to slash fares.
Now is the time for Nigerians to rally behind Air Peace and shun foreign airlines that overcharge us. Consider the countless Nigerians flying from Lagos or Abuja to London daily—imagine the revenue they generate for foreign carriers. The same applies in Ghana; let’s envision…