We grew up on a diet of Hollywood movies and the “American Dream.” In the villages and buzzing cities of Africa, California,

Beverly Hills, California, is the cosmetic capital of the world. It’s a place where beauty is a currency and the concentration of

Los Angeles is a city built on dreams, fame, and unimaginable luxury. Growing up in Africa, I was raised on the idea

Accra is no longer just the capital of Ghana; it has become the pulse of West African tourism and investment. Following the

Lagos is Nigeria’s commercial heartbeat, a city of over 20 million people where the “Nigerian Dream” is chased by 600 new migrants

For two years, one of the world’s most glamorous and preferred travel destinations—Dubai, in the UAE—has been largely off-limits to Nigerian travelers

For decades, many external narratives have painted Africa with a single, simplistic brushstroke, often one of struggle and hardship. But a closer

Can a continent often stereotyped as “poor” be home to some of the world’s most luxurious and valuable properties? The answer is

When people think of luxury real estate, cities like Beverly Hills, Dubai, or Monte Carlo often come to mind. But what if