TAKE STEP AFRICA

21/11/2025

Being Black on the international stage is never easy. While others are allowed to take “step one,” you’re expected to leap to “step three or four” just to measure up. And even after giving your all, your brilliance is often overlooked, as if it never mattered.

That’s exactly what happened to Olivia Yacé at Miss World 2021, and now again at Miss Universe. She was the standout performer the best of the night, the season’s brightest star yet recognition was withheld.

Still, Olivia and every African contestant carry the weight of representation with pride. 🌍✨ They remind the world that Africa’s beauty, talent, and resilience cannot be ignored.

Well done Olivia Yacé, and well done to all African queens who continue to shine against the odds. You represent us with dignity, strength, and pride. 👑✊🏿

21/11/2025

🚨 SOUTH AFRICA LEADS AFRICA 🚨 Highest paid doctors, teachers & lecturers on the continent! 🇿🇦✨

Under President Cyril Ramaphosa’s administration, South Africa continues to set the pace in investing in human capital.

🩺 Doctors – Entry-level earn around R1.1–R1.9 million annually, while senior specialists can reach R4.4 million per year, making them among Africa’s best compensated medical professionals.

👨‍🏫 Teachers – Educators earn between R163,000 and R763,000 annually (roughly $700–$3,300 monthly), placing South Africa at the top tier for teacher pay across Africa.

👨‍🎓 Lecturers – University academics average R300,000–R800,000 annually, with senior professors exceeding $4,000 monthly, leading the continent in academic compensation.

This is Pan-African excellence in action! 🌍 When a nation values its professionals those who heal, teach, and shape minds the entire continent benefits.

South Africa proves that investing in people builds prosperity. Mzansi, stand proud! 🦁

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21/11/2025

Nigeria’s Dangote Sugar Refinery is making a bold move with a massive $700 million investment to break the country’s sugar dependency and take full control of local production.

This isn’t just an upgrade it’s land acquisition, new machinery, modern infrastructure, and community programs all happening at once. The target is 700,000 tonnes of sugar in just five years, cutting imports and boosting national supply.

The ripple effect? Over 75,000 jobs created and an entire sector reshaped. When you build instead of beg, the economy listens. Dangote is showing what vision and scale can do.

21/11/2025

Morocco 🇲🇦 is the only African nation blessed with coastlines on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

It also boasts one of the longest mainland coastlines in Africa, stretching roughly 1,835 km.

And here’s something interesting, traveling from Morocco to Spain by land covers about 1,310 km and takes approximately 15 hours and 36 minutes.

21/11/2025

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The tension between the United States and South Africa over the G20 has sparked a wave of speculation. Reports suggest Washington has denied ending its boycott of Pretoria’s chairmanship, insisting it will not join any official G20 negotiations.

The White House is said to have dismissed President Ramaphosa’s claim that discussions were underway, stating that America will only attend the ceremonial handover in Johannesburg. In response, South Africa’s Presidency, through spokesperson Vincent Magwenya, emphasized that Ramaphosa will not hand over the G20 chair to a junior U.S. official.

Whether exaggerated or misreported, the story reflects the fragile state of global diplomacy and the challenges of hosting the G20 on African soil for the first time. It underscores how protocol, perception, and power struggles can quickly overshadow the spirit of cooperation that the summit is meant to embody.

21/11/2025

Sadio Mané has transformed his hometown of Bambali, Senegal through years of generosity and success 🇸🇳🙏

In 2022, after winning the Africa Cup of Nations, he returned to Bambali to play on the same pitch where his football journey began 🏆⚽

He’s since spent nearly €870,000 building a hospital, school, post office and petrol station. The €530,000 hospital he funded in 2021 now serves 34 nearby villages, while his €290,000 secondary school gives local children access to education 📚

Born and raised in Bambali, Mané also provides €70 each month to every family and €400 to top students, continuing to uplift the community that raised him ❤️

In October 2022, his kindness and impact were recognised globally when he received the Socrates Award for his humanitarian work 🌍🏅

21/11/2025

Ghana’s Sports Minister, Kofi Adams, says Ghana 🇬🇭, Nigeria 🇳🇬 and Ivory Coast 🇨🇮 can work together to host a future FIFA World Cup.

21/11/2025

Imagine standing on the soil of your ancestors and being told you don’t belong. That’s the paradox of being African in Africa.