UNRAVELING THE POSSIBILITIES OF THE WORLD OF TECH
When it comes to tech there are a lot of unanswered questions and Africans who are in the field or...
The African Lane Magazine
DUTIES OF THE MASSES IN GOVERNANCE: VITAL ROLE OF EVERY CITIZEN
In this exciting tapestry of African societies, the duties of the masses in governance form the cornerstone of a thriving...
LIST OF Novels AFRICANS SHOULD READ
1. All That It Ever Meant by Blessing Musariri 2. All the Children, Scattered Beata Mairesse Umubyeyi 3. A Spell...
The Gifted Hands of Christine Zari
Gamuchirai Christine Zari, a South African, creates and markets cute teddy bears to support her family. Christine, who uses wool...
AUDREY’S CRAFTS: AFRICAN BEAUTY FROM WASTE
From scrap to craft. Climate change, global warming, and how to save the planet in recent times are of great...
HOW TO SURVIVE IN A WAR ZONE.
While a war probably makes you think of fighting, in reality, civilians usually survive a war by avoiding fights as...
Gewuza: from polythene bags to solar-powered school
Approximately 1.3 billion people worldwide still do not have access to electricity? This lack of access not only affects their...
THE ACT OF WITNESS BEARING
Most times people underestimate the essence of writing, be it a poem, prose, or drama, people tend to downplay the...
DIVERSITY: PEACE AND UNITY IN AFRICA
“In reality, Africa is a rich mosaic of experience, of diverse communities and histories, and not a singular monolith of...
The African Lane Magazine Third Edition
Life is all about taking little steps, creating an impact in your life, your community, and those around you. Like...
African Language
"We do our children a very grave injustice if we do not write these books for them in their own...
What The African Educational System Needs
According to Ezeanya-Esiobu, the relevance of education is founded on the assumption that, at every point in time, it will...
Here Is What Every African Undergraduate Needs to Know By Mirabelle Morah
It is widely accepted that most of Africa’s education and training programs suffer from low-quality teaching and learning, as well...
How Chief Ouma Katrina is Preserving Her Mother’s Tongue
"We do our children a very grave injustice if we do not write these books for them in their own...
The African Lane Magazine 2nd Edition
We do ourselves and our African Continent a great disservice if we don't look for solutions to our problems, promote...
The Life and Legacy of Komla Dumor
Komla Dumor, The Boss Player Born: 3rd October 1972, Accra – Ghana Died: 18th January 2014 (aged 41), London, United...
The African Lane Magazine Edition 1
Until The Lion Learns How To Write, Every Story Will always Glorify The Hunter. This magazine 'The African Lane Magazine'...
