Eugen BaconFlame Tree Publishing has acquired worldwide rights for three forthcoming books by African-Australian author Eugen Bacon.
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Tobi AmusanAmusan ran 12.56 seconds into a headwind to win the women’s 100m hurdles at the Grand Prix Brescia, days before the Diamond League Final in Brussels.
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Jones AmegborPayAngel was built to route remittance payments directly to institutions such as schools, hospitals and insurers. TechCabal reports the platform has processed more than $450 million over a decade.
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Professor Taofiq NasirThe Society of Nigeria Theatre Artists has honoured FUOYE professor Taofiq Olaide Nasir for more than two decades of work in theatre scholarship, applied drama and dramatherapy.
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Kwame OnwuachiNigerian-American chef Kwame Onwuachi is set to release a third cookbook, adding another book to a career spanning restaurants, television and food writing.
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Grace LegodiGrace Legodi is applying finance experience from Wall Street to backing early-stage businesses working in Southern Africa’s green economy.
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Mary Ipeh OsiseMore than 250 entries came into Brittle Paper’s 22-word future-fiction challenge. Mary Ipeh Osise took first place, with McLord Selasi Azalekor and Abimbola Akin completing the top three.
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Christy UcheibeThe Super Falcons midfielder has signed a two-year deal with Al Hilal after six years and 91 appearances at Benfica, where she won multiple domestic honours.
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Victor IghedosaFormer Nigerian professional Victor Ighedosa has launched a book blending fiction and lived experience around culture shock, immigration, injuries and other realities young African players can meet abroad.
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