The internet has seen its evolution with its third iteration known as Web3.

Technical team lead at Flow Communications, Grant McMullin gives his insights on the evolution of the internet.

The internet has seen its evolution with its third iteration known as Web3.
Technical team lead at Flow Communications, Grant McMullin gives his insights on the evolution of the internet.

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Africa’s most populous country has been witnessing a decline in reading culture, attributed to poverty, unemployment and more, raising the concerns of officials and academics alike.

This prompted Uchenna Emelife, a student of literature at Sokoto’s Usmanu Danfodiyo University, to create a book club in his home state with the aim of turning this around.Emelife, together with his partners hope the book club erases the stereotypes associated with reading in the north – that it’s for nerds, for the privileged, or arts students.

We spoke to Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye, Book O'clock's program manager about how the club is going about creating a community of literary enthusiasts with whom they can share their passion for literature.

Africa&rsquo;s most populous country has been witnessing a decline in reading culture, attributed to poverty, unemployment and more, raising the concerns of officials and academics alike.
This prompted Uchenna Emelife, a student of literature at Sokoto&rsquo;s Usmanu Danfodiyo University, to create a book club in his home state with the aim of turning this around.Emelife, together with his partners hope the book club erases the stereotypes associated with reading in the north &ndash; that it&rsquo;s for nerds, for the privileged, or arts students.
We spoke to Mazeed Mukhtar Oyeleye, Book O'clock's program manager about how the club is going about creating a community of literary enthusiasts with whom they can share their passion for literature.

The founders of Book O'clock are reversing the decline in reading culture in Nigeria 

According to recent studies, men are shouldering more of the domestic burden  and spending more time parenting than any generation before them.

They're more involved with their families. They hug more, they say "I love you" more. They're no longer mystified by the dials on the washing machine. Fathers' desire to be involved with their children  is to the twenty-first century what women's desire to be in the workplace was to the twentieth century,

We asked if it is emasculating to be a stay at home dad with a partner who works?

We spoke to Katleho Mogase, a Traditional seer,Jabu Zwane, Executive Coach and Ocholi Okutepa, Relationship and Marriage Counselor and Coach.

According to recent studies, men are shouldering more of the domestic burden &nbsp;and spending more time parenting than any generation before them.
They're more involved with their families. They hug more, they say "I love you" more. They're no longer mystified by the dials on the washing machine. Fathers' desire to be involved with their children &nbsp;is to the twenty-first century what women's desire to be in the workplace was to the twentieth century,
We asked if it is emasculating to be a stay at home dad with a partner who works?
We spoke to Katleho Mogase, a Traditional seer,Jabu Zwane, Executive Coach and Ocholi Okutepa, Relationship and Marriage Counselor and Coach.

The African View: Is it emasculating to be a stay at home dad with a partner who works?

One day, you and your work ‘bestie’ are grabbing coffee and venting about office drama. The next, they’re sitting across from you in a leadership meeting, setting deadlines and reviewing your performance.

If your friend has just been promoted to your manager, it’s natural to feel a mix of emotions - pride, uncertainty, maybe even jealousy. And while things will inevitably shift, this transition doesn’t have to be weird or difficult. 

We spoke to Chief People Officer at Floatpays, Andisa Liba about easing the transition when your friend becomes your boss.

One day, you and your work &lsquo;bestie&rsquo; are grabbing coffee and venting about office drama. The next, they&rsquo;re sitting across from you in a leadership meeting, setting deadlines and reviewing your performance.
If your friend has just been promoted to your manager, it&rsquo;s natural to feel a mix of emotions - pride, uncertainty, maybe even jealousy. And while things will inevitably shift, this transition doesn&rsquo;t have to be weird or difficult.&nbsp;
We spoke to Chief People Officer at Floatpays, Andisa Liba about easing the transition when your friend becomes your boss.

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