The African music industry is experiencing an unprecedented global boom. From Accra to Lagos, artists are no longer just making music; they are building profitable international brands. But to scale effectively in the streaming era, understanding music formats is a business necessity.
The global music industry is shifting, and African creators are leading the charge. For artists and diaspora entrepreneurs looking to invest in sound, understanding the business behind music formats is no longer optional.
Discover how choosing between singles, EPs and albums impacts artist revenue and career growth in Africa's booming music industry.
Understanding singles, EPs and albums as strategic business tools can transform a music career. Ghanaian artists share how format choices drive revenue and legacy.
Springfield CEO Kevin Okyere faced the court with clarity, confirming a US$50M drawdown and Dubai detention while firmly rejecting fraud claims as commercial dispute resolution takes center stage.
I Kevin Okyere have not taken a loan personally.
India's 164-km Kangra Valley Railway is back after four years. Discover how this affordable heritage rail line drives local trade and tourism, offering a blueprint for African infrastructure.
When she did the Mombasa woman dancing, I screamed because that is literally my aunt,
When she did the Mombasa woman dancing, I screamed because that is literally my aunt,
Kenyan medical student Annette Njeri is turning cultural unity into a viral digital brand, proving that Africa's creator economy thrives on empathy and innovation.
Kenyan KMTC student Annette Njeri is redefining the creator economy, using humor to unify a fragmented nation while building a powerful digital brand.
Kenyan student Annette Njeri is proving that unity sells, building a viral brand with zero toxicity and 2M views. A new model for Africa's creator economy.
When she did the Mombasa woman dancing, I screamed because that is literally my aunt,
When she did the Mombasa woman dancing, I screamed because that is literally my aunt,
Ghana's Geological Survey Authority upgrades its obsolete 2012 seismic network with 21 modern stations, boosting disaster preparedness and protecting economic growth in southern Ghana.
The Gunvor oil scandal is testing Gabon's leadership. Can Oligui Nguema break the deep-rooted systemic corruption, or will he rely on political fuses?
Following the discovery of fresh evidence, we have, a while ago, withdrawn from the prosecution of all the accused persons in the case of The Republic v Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba and 4 Others. This is to afford each of the accused persons a fair and more speedy trial in accordance with the Constitution,
Ghana's commitment to transparency takes shape as the Attorney-General refines charges against former NAFCO CEO Hanan Abdul-Wahab Aludiba, with 20 counts now filed.
Ghana's legal system demonstrates accountability as ex-NAFCOCO CEO faces 20 revised charges, signaling stronger governance for business confidence.
Ghana's commitment to transparent governance takes center stage as legal proceedings involving former Buffer Stock CEO enter a new phase with streamlined charges.
The UK's new General Trade Licence offers African processors and diaspora investors a strategic edge in the global refined oil market. Learn how Ghana can benefit.
Discover how busy professionals and diasporans can treat dark under eyes with innovative skincare. Learn the business of beauty and top dermatologist tips.
The Knights of Charity Gala 2026 in Cannes offers African entrepreneurs and diaspora investors a premier platform for high-level networking and philanthropic engagement alongside Hollywood icons and global business leaders.
A UK town's pioneering grave reuse policy offers African cities a blueprint for innovative urban land management amid rapid population growth.
When a child dies from a preventable disease, that is a human rights issue because every child has the right to live and should not die from illnesses that can be prevented,
Women entrepreneurs are revolutionizing Ghana's aquaculture sector, driving innovation and economic growth while calling for supportive government policies to unlock the industry's full potential.
Ghana's aquaculture sector offers unprecedented growth opportunities as women entrepreneurs drive innovation in fish farming, creating wealth and food security.
Ghana's aquaculture sector could become a $2B market by 2030, with women entrepreneurs leading transformation through innovation and strategic government support.
Ghana's aquaculture sector offers massive growth potential as women entrepreneurs drive innovation and economic transformation, creating opportunities for investment.
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