Author: Ewang Johnson

Note: This article contains potential spoilers for Black Doves.As anti-hero characters such as Deadpool, John Wick, and Jack Sparrow have become increasingly popular in comic books, films, and TV series in recent decades, they’ve introduced a sort of no-holds-barred protagonist. Beholden to no one or nothing except their own desires, these individuals are characterized by a snarky brand of selfishness, a team-of-one mentality, and a disdain for the rules of the natural world.At first glance, the spies and assassins in Netflix’s popular new Black Doves series appear no different. However, even these ruthless killers are not entirely free of the…

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The head of AI powerhouse Anthropic has issued a stark warning: artificial intelligence could render half of all entry-level white-collar jobs obsolete within just five years.Speaking to Axios, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei forecasted that the rapid rise of AI tools like chatbots and automation platforms could push unemployment rates to between 10% and 20%. He stressed the urgency for both policymakers and the public to act now, describing the looming disruption as not just likely, but imminent.“Most people don’t realize what’s about to hit,” Amodei said. “It sounds unbelievable, and that’s the problem. But as the people building this technology,…

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Getty ImagesFrom Sex and the City to its sequel, heroine Carrie Bradshaw has always pushed the boat out with her fashion. But her latest choice of headwear has shocked viewers like never before.There was other news unfolding around the world on 20 May, 2024, but in one corner of the internet, there was only one topic of conversation: what was that on Sarah Jessica Parker’s head?Parker had been snapped filming as Carrie Bradshaw for the third season of And Just Like That… in New York with an incredibly oversized floppy, brown and white gingham bonnet with two straps hanging down.…

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Tyla clinched the 2025 AMA award for Favorite Afrobeats Artist, triumphing over Afrobeats heavyweights like Wizkid, Rema, Asake, and Tems. Held at Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the win marks another global milestone for the 23-year-old South African star, bringing her award tally to over 30 in just two years. Her victory underscores the surging influence of African music worldwide. However, it reignited debates over genre labeling, as Tyla identifies with amapiano rather than Afrobeats. With artists like Tyla and Tems driving Afrobeats’ global rise, their dominance reflects both the genre’s evolving sound and its broader cultural integration. Still, questions linger about the…

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The African Development Bank will select its next President on Thursday the 29th of May. The new leader will replace Dr Dr. Akinwumi Adesina who leaves after a decade at the post. Thebe Ikalafeng, founder and chairman – Brand Africa argues that the best candidate is Swazi Tshabalala. At a time when Africa’s development trajectory is at once urgent and uncertain, the African Development Bank (AfDB) stands not only as a financier but as a standard bearer for continental ambition. What it needs now is not just a competent manager of funds, but a leader who understands the weight of…

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A24From Materialists to 28 Years Later – these are the films to watch at the cinema and stream at home this month.A24MaterialistsCeline Song’s bittersweet debut, Past Lives, was nominated for two Oscars in 2024. For her follow-up, Song has moved from a delicate semi-autobiographical drama to a glamorous romantic comedy with an A-list cast. Dakota Johnson plays a New York matchmaker who is blunt about her clients’ value as potential partners: what matters, she says, is exactly how rich, tall and good-looking people are. But in her own love life, should she choose her poor ex (Chris Evans) over a…

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Despite three decades of democracy, South Africa’s top management remains starkly unequal, with white professionals still overwhelmingly dominant. According to the 2025 Commission for Employment Equity report, white individuals hold 61.1% of top roles—eight times their share of the Economically Active Population—while black Africans, who form the majority, are severely underrepresented at just 18%. The government aims to address this disparity through amendments to the Employment Equity Act, proposing five-year sector targets. However, opposition parties, particularly the DA, are pushing back, threatening legal action. The report also revealed that gender inequality persists, with men occupying over two-and-a-half times as many top…

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