Senegal hosted the Youth Olympics. But what happens to the venues—and the costs—after the Games? A look at the country’s Olympic legacy. 🇸🇳

Senegal hosted the Youth Olympics. But what happens to the venues—and the costs—after the Games? A look at the country’s Olympic legacy. 🇸🇳
How one photographer’s images brought the violence of apartheid’s Sharpeville massacre to the world—and helped shape its memory.
Why do audiences join online attacks on journalists—or push back or stay silent? New research examines what drives these responses among Kenyan audiences.
Why do audiences join online attacks on journalists—or push back or stay silent? New research examines what drives these responses among Kenyan audiences.
What does “billing culture” say about modern dating? Nigerian rapper eLDee’s I Wish You Well explores money, expectations and relationships.
What does it take to be good neighbours? A new study explores the barriers between South Africans and migrants — and what can help build stronger communities.
Street names tell stories. In Gauteng, they reveal layers of history, memory and identity — and how South Africa’s past lives on in its places.
Kofi Agawu transformed how the world understands African music, challenging the idea that it is defined by rhythm alone.
What can one ancient wall tell us about Morocco’s past? Archaeologists are uncovering clues that challenge long-held assumptions.
Ghana’s architecture has adapted to environmental and social change for centuries. What can traditional building practices teach us about climate resilience today?
African dance videos are going viral in China — busting stereotypes and creating new opportunities for some creators.
What do South African OnlyFans creators say about sex work, safety and the gig economy?
New research explores their experiences.