The Recording Academy recently announced that, starting with the 68th Grammy Awards, there will be a “Best Album Cover” category. But what if this category had always existed? Fela Kuti’s politically charged “Original Suffer Head” could have clinched the prize, as could have Lady Donli’s “Enjoy Your Life.” Likewise, rapper A-Reece’s “Today’s Tragedy, Tomorrow’s Memory,” The Cavemen’s “Roots,” and Thandiswa’s sci-fi influenced cover art for her 2009 project “Ibokwe.” The cover of Angelique Kidjo’s 2014 project “Eve” also makes an appearance, as does Seyi Vibez’s “Thy Kingdom Come,” The Lijadu Sisters’ “Horizon Unlimited,” Hugh Maseke

Vincencia Adusei, founder of VASE Ghana Estates, is helping Ghana’s diaspora build wealth and deepen cultural roots through real estate and immersive travel. Her flagship project, Dichemso Vista—a 60-unit luxury condo complex near Kumasi’s new airport—offers secure investment opportunities for those abroad. Diaspora Ghanaians who make a purchase will not only grow their portfolio but also contribute to Kumasi’s economic development, particularly through job creation. Complementing this is a 14-day cultural tour across Ghana from December 22, 2025, offering a blend of heritage experiences and real estate insight. From Accra to Cape C

That’s an exciting development for the 2030 World Cup! The Grand Stade Hassan II, with its planned 115,000-seat capacity, could become a historic venue for global football. Positioned as the centerpiece of Morocco’s hosting efforts, it would surpass many of the world's current largest stadiums in terms of scale and design. Populous, the firm behind the project, is known for designing some of the most iconic sports venues, so expectations will be high. Given Morocco's footballing passion and the significance of co-hosting with Spain and Portugal, this stadium could be a major legacy project for the region.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that he will not be present at the upcoming G20 summit in Johannesburg, citing concerns over South Africa’s policies on equality, including its approach to expropriating private property. Rubio criticized the country for using its G20 presidency to promote “solidarity, equality, & sustainability” and cast aspersions on its land reforms, echoing President Trump’s recent land policy criticisms. In response, South Africa’s foreign ministry defended the expropriation legislation, which it claims is comparable to eminent domain laws in other parts of the world. It also reiterated Pretoria’s

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