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Fathia Olasupo

Analyst examining the trends and insider data shaping investment, enterprise, and development across Africa.

𝕏 Lagos, Nigeria

Ethiopian Council of Ministers Approve Computer Crime Proclamation Bill

The Council of Ministers in Ethiopia over the weekend approved the Computer Crime proclamation Bill. According to a report by the state-run Fana broadcasting corporate reports, the bill was drafted and sponsored by the Attorney General of Ethiopia to combat fake news and hate speech in the country. The approval

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Tunisia Organizes Fashion Show for Cancer Patients

Tunisia has organized the world’s first-ever fashion show for cancer patients. According to the organizers of the event, the fashion show was organized to create awareness about cancer and most importantly, to misconceptions about cancer in Africa and Tunisia. During the show, beautiful female cancer patients in gorgeous dresses

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Perfect Selfie Camera Apps For Your Android Device

We all love to take selfies or photos with mobile cameras. However, many times when taking pictures in the general camera app, the pictures do not look so good. This is why there are some third-party camera applications that can enhance your image quality by taking pictures using different filters

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English Cricket Tour to South Africa

If you want to see all of your team’s victories and losses, you should be ready to travel a lot. As an internationally acclaimed game, cricket is also widely popular in Africa. Moreover, the English national cricket team starts a large cricket tour in South Africa, so don’t

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Scientists Trace Origin of Modern Humans to Botswana

Scientists have released a report stating that all humans alive today originated from south of the Zambesi River, in modern Botswana. According to the report, the area was once home to an enormous lake. Researchers claim this region is the ancestral homeland of humans as life was evident there 200,

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Should Education Systems in Africa be Decolonized?

Africa inherited an education system imposed on it by the colonizers, an education system that is devoid of promoting true African values to present African needs. It is a system that glorifies the history of Europe and places over-emphasis on it while African history is neglected.  A country can only

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"We Will Build the Dam"-Ethiopian PM Insists

Ethiopian Prime Minister and Nobel Peace Prize winner Abiy Ahmed has declared that his country will proceed with its plans to build the dam, stating, "no force can stop Ethiopia" from building it on the River Nile despite objections from Egypt. The dam, under construction on the Blue

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Rwanda to Launch Volkswagen's Electric Car

Rwanda's position in Africa as a preferable destination for technological advancement is taking deeper roots as the country is set to be the first in Africa to introduce Volkswagen's electric car, the e-Golf. Volkswagen is one of the world's ten leading manufacturers of electric

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Build a Prototype with LT Century Before Going to Production!

LT Century is fully aware about how taxing entrepreneurship can be. Getting the right idea for a product and raising the capital to make it happen is one of the biggest efforts made by entrepreneurs every day around the world. It all pays off the moment you finally get to

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An Introduction to Deep Tissue Massage

Massage has become one of the most popular options for people who want to escape stress and stress. The idea is relatively large, but its popularity continues to grow as more and more therapists and therapists are offering new types and forms of massage based on different techniques and concepts.

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Kenya, Somalia Reach Peace Agreement over Border Disputes

Somalia and Kenya have agreed to end the border disputes between the two countries. In the past few months, both countries have experienced strained relations as regards to ownership and control of border territories. The dispute resulted in the loss of properties worth millions of dollars and the displacement of

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Nigeria’s Vice President Threatened to Sue Google

The vice president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria has threatened to sue American multinational technology company, Google, over a post made on its video-sharing platform, YouTube. According to lawyers of the vice president, the technology giants should be responsible for posts made on its platform. The issue arose as

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Meet the Ghanaian Engineer Instrumental in Getting NASA to Mars

America's NASA – the National Aeronautics and Space Administration – has been building robots to explore the planet Mars, and Ghanaian engineer Ashitey Trebi-Ollennu has been right within the action. Notably, he has been part of the Mars Rover and the InSight projects. Yet few know his name. Ashitey was

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