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Bassem Loukil

LOUKIL Bassem, Sfax-born Tunisian businessman, is CEO of UADH/LOUKIL Group (35 companies, 4,300 employees across automotive, tech, industry, services). Georgia State BBA & MBA holder, he presides over the Tunisian African Business Council.

5 Teas to a Healthier Life

Since ancient times, tea has been bringing good health, happiness, and wisdom in the East. This caught the attention of many researchers in the West and are eager to discover the many health benefits of different types of teas. Studies have shown that some teas may help the prevention of

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Ghanaian Schools Introduces Sex Rights Education

The education sector in Ghana is set to undergo a new phase of comprehensive sexuality education in attempts to conscientize students about their sexual and reproductive health rights. But this new development has been met with hostility from both teachers and churches. The new sex education program is running under

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Senegalese University Wins Prestigious Architecture Award

The Alioune Diop University of Bambey, Senegal, won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture. Jurors were impressed with how the university's architects coped with environmental challenges while remaining sensitive to sustainability issues. The university was awarded a hefty prize of a million USD at the ceremony held

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Fat Joe is Right, All Music is African

You need not look further than some of the music's great genres such as rock, soul, and hip-hop to understand the impact it has had on the world music scene. All Music has African origins. The success of the Ndlovu your choir or The Lion King soundtrack is

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What Makes Online Poker as One of The Most Desired Games?

Poker online is one of the most happening gambling games available on the internet. Over the years, its popularity reached the zenith because of many reasons. In this article, we would bring those reasons into the limelight. Online poker game, as the name suggests is an online card game that

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South African Women are Revolting

No work, no school, no buying, and selling. This is the way South African women are taking a stand against rape. What will markets sell without women? What economy thrives without women? Perhaps, this is the most civil way to achieve justice and fight the rape scourge destroying many young

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Nigerian Woman Elected into Legislative Seat in Canada

A Nigerian lady has broken a 150-years-old history and won a seat in the Manitoba Legislative house. She becomes the first black MLA elected into the Manitoba Legislature in its 150 years history. According to reports, no black person had ever been elected in the history of the province. But

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Look for a Job Opportunity in Africa: Here are 5 Ways to Find it

Do you want to live in Africa? Before you make the move, find the perfect job opportunity.  Are you dreaming of making Africa your home? It's a huge continent with widely diverse cultural experiences and a vast array of geographical attractions. And you can make living there a

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A Beautiful Bride Who Married A Blind Man is Going Viral

A beautiful Nigerian woman on Saturday, September 7, walked down the aisle with her visually impaired husband in a wedding ceremony which took place at St. Williams Catholic Church in Lafia, Nasarawa State capital. It would have been like any other wedding except for the way the social media went

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Fossil Fuel Companies Spend $50 Billion On Projects That Fuel The Climate Crisis

Extreme heat, permanent drought, historic flooding, massive crop failures and raging fires. Bigger and more frequent hurricanes. Millions of people fleeing from their uninhabitable countries. The horrors of climate change. And yet, fossil fuel companies have, since 2018, spent $50 billion on major projects that undermine climate targets, further fueling

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Ghana, Botswana Agripreneurs Win $100,000 GoGettaz Prize

Two entrepreneurs from Ghana and Botswana have won the Generation Africa GoGettaz Agripreneur competition. The competition aims to help young African entrepreneurs who want to pursue their career in the field of agri-food. The entrepreneurs, Ghana's Isaac Sesi, and Botswana's Bonolo Monthe both walked away with

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South Africa's Youth Choir Through to America's Got Talent Finals

The Ndlovu Youth Choir from Limpopo, South Africa has made it to the finals of America's Got Talent. The group received a standing ovation from both judges and the audience after their performance. This time, the reception was different because it took them to the finals of the

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Pope Francis Preaches on Climate Change

Pope Francis heads to Africa contrary to the expectation of many for revival, this time his visit is bordered on economy and survival of the continent. In his three-nation trip, climate change, poverty and corruption are top on the agenda. Pope Francis,  is expected to meet Mozambican leaders on Thursday

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10 Things to Prove that Africa is Getting It Right

Posterity will forever remember the incident involving Ghana’s president Nana Akufo-Addo and France’s Emmanuel Macron. During a press conference in Accra with the French president, Ghana’s Nana Akufo-Addo not only shocked the French president but the world in general. His rising tone and demeanour demonstrating his passion

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Zimbabwe's Former Vice President Flees Country

Authorities in Zimbabwe says the country's former vice president has fled from anti-corruption agency after he was summoned over alleged criminal abuse of office. The former VP Phelekezela Mphoko Phelekezela Mphoko 79, who served under long-time ruler Robert Mugabe was suppose to report at police in Bulawayo the

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