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High Energy & Heartfelt Giving: This Week’s Afrinity Roundup
Africa marked Christmas 2025 with vibrant celebrations, impactful giving, and messages of unity across the continent, as captured in the 8th Edition of the Afrinity Roundup.
In Malawi, the National Bank of Malawi (NBM) demonstrated corporate responsibility by donating medical equipment worth K33 million to Chilomoni Health Centre, strengthening community healthcare delivery during the festive season.
In Lagos, music lovers witnessed an unforgettable night as Asake electrified the Eko Convention Centre, performing before over 20,000 fans, with surprise appearances from Olamide and Zlatan, making it one of the standout concerts of the year.
On the sports front, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, currently in Morocco for AFCON duties, shared festive goodwill, reminding fans that the Christmas spirit lives on even on the pitch.
Across Kenya and South Africa, church leaders delivered powerful Christmas messages centered on peace, unity, and national healing, reinforcing faith as a pillar of hope and resilience across Africa.
Together, these moments reflected Africa’s energy, compassion, and shared humanity during the 2025 Christmas season.
High Energy & Heartfelt Giving: This Week’s Afrinity Roundup
Africa marked Christmas 2025 with vibrant celebrations, impactful giving, and messages of unity across the continent, as captured in the 8th Edition of the Afrinity Roundup.
In Malawi, the National Bank of Malawi (NBM) demonstrated corporate responsibility by donating medical equipment worth K33 million to Chilomoni Health Centre, strengthening community healthcare delivery during the festive season.
In Lagos, music lovers witnessed an unforgettable night as Asake electrified the Eko Convention Centre, performing before over 20,000 fans, with surprise appearances from Olamide and Zlatan, making it one of the standout concerts of the year.
On the sports front, the Super Eagles of Nigeria, currently in Morocco for AFCON duties, shared festive goodwill, reminding fans that the Christmas spirit lives on even on the pitch.
Across Kenya and South Africa, church leaders delivered powerful Christmas messages centered on peace, unity, and national healing, reinforcing faith as a pillar of hope and resilience across Africa.
Together, these moments reflected Africa’s energy, compassion, and shared humanity during the 2025 Christmas season.
AFRINITY WEEKLY (4th Edition): Health, Culture, Trend & Environment Highlights 🌍🔥
Welcome to the 4th edition of Afrinity Weekly your trusted source for Africa’s most important stories across health, culture, environment, and current affairs (24th – 29th Nov 2025).
Here’s what’s making headlines this week:
🎭 CULTURE UNESCO strengthens protection of Africa’s cultural heritage, launching new initiatives to preserve historic sites and safeguard traditional art forms across the continent.
🌋 ENVIRONMENT A dormant Ethiopian volcano erupted after 12,000 years, catching scientists and nearby communities by surprise and raising urgent questions about climate change, environmental monitoring, and disaster preparedness.
🔁 TREND / POLITICS In a dramatic turn, the army seized power in Guinea-Bissau, reshaping the country’s political landscape and triggering reactions from regional bodies and global watchdogs.
⚕️ HEALTH A Marburg virus outbreak in Ethiopia has reportedly caused six deaths, putting public health systems and communities on high alert as authorities step up containment efforts.
Stay tuned as Afrinity continues bridging the divide, bringing you real-time updates and analysis across Africa.
AFRINITY WEEKLY (3rd Edition): Business, Sports, Politics & Tourism Highlights
AFRINITY WEEKLY: Business, Sport, Politics & Tourism! 🔥
Edition 3 | 17th – 22nd November 2025
This week’s edition brings you powerful updates shaping Africa’s growth story across key sectors:
• MTN SHINES:
Africa’s telecom giant records an impressive 26% revenue growth, driven largely by strong performance in Nigeria and Ghana.
• AFRICA RISING:
The continent has officially been named a Major Tourism Investment Hub, attracting global investors and boosting regional economies.
• SPORTS:
CAF unveils new rules as Africa gears up for the 2026 All-Africa Games, setting the stage for a more competitive sporting season.
• POLITICS:
Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera faces challenges as he is reportedly sidelined in regional peace efforts.
Stay informed with the stories that are bridging the divide and shaping Africa’s tomorrow.
AFRINITY WEEKLY (3rd Edition): Business, Sports, Politics & Tourism Highlights
AFRINITY WEEKLY: Business, Sport, Politics & Tourism! 🔥
Edition 3 | 17th – 22nd November 2025
This week’s edition brings you powerful updates shaping Africa’s growth story across key sectors:
• MTN SHINES:
Africa’s telecom giant records an impressive 26% revenue growth, driven largely by strong performance in Nigeria and Ghana.
• AFRICA RISING:
The continent has officially been named a Major Tourism Investment Hub, attracting global investors and boosting regional economies.
• SPORTS:
CAF unveils new rules as Africa gears up for the 2026 All-Africa Games, setting the stage for a more competitive sporting season.
• POLITICS:
Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera faces challenges as he is reportedly sidelined in regional peace efforts.
Stay informed with the stories that are bridging the divide and shaping Africa’s tomorrow.
AFRINITY WEEKLY (4th Edition): Health, Culture, Trend & Environment Highlights 🌍🔥
Welcome to the 4th edition of Afrinity Weekly your trusted source for Africa’s most important stories across health, culture, environment, and current affairs (24th 29th Nov 2025).
Here’s what’s making headlines this week:
🎭 CULTURE UNESCO strengthens protection of Africa’s cultural heritage, launching new initiatives to preserve historic sites and safeguard traditional art forms across the continent.
🌋 ENVIRONMENT A dormant Ethiopian volcano erupted after 12,000 years, catching scientists and nearby communities by surprise and raising urgent questions about climate change, environmental monitoring, and disaster preparedness.
🔁 TREND / POLITICS In a dramatic turn, the army seized power in Guinea-Bissau, reshaping the country’s political landscape and triggering reactions from regional bodies and global watchdogs.
⚕️ HEALTH A Marburg virus outbreak in Ethiopia has reportedly caused six deaths, putting public health systems and communities on high alert as authorities step up containment efforts.
Stay tuned as Afrinity continues bridging the divide, bringing you real-time updates and analysis across Africa.

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