Lifestyle

The W.O.M.A.N. 2026 conference concludes on Friday, September 11, in Lagos with a training day on artificial intelligence aimed at female leaders in the agri-food, nutrition, and manufacturing sectors.

The Ivorian Tourism Industry Fair opens on September 11 at the Onomo Allure Abidjan Baobab. Free entry, training, professions, and domestic tourism are on the agenda.

From September 11 to 21, the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park hosts the 14th edition of the Ghana Garden and Flower Show, featuring horticulture, decor, workshops, and nature-inspired creations.

Pinterest has seen a surge in searches for home coffee corners. Without a sophisticated machine, a few well-chosen items are enough to transform coffee or tea breaks into a more refined ritual.

Gone are the living rooms that look like showrooms. In 2026, decor focuses on pieces chosen over time, warm materials, and objects that tell a story.

Indigo textiles, woven baskets, rattan, wood, and objects that tell a story: Afrohemian blends African influences with a bohemian spirit. Here’s how to adopt it at home without overloading the decor.

Sparkling sneakers, cases, mirrors, or decorated pots: whimsymaxxing puts rhinestones back at the center of trends 2026. Here’s how to adopt it stylishly without turning the desire for creativity into unnecessary purchases.

A few days before the start of the school year on September 14, parents are rehearsing calm responses with their children to possible insults. The idea can help prepare a reaction, provided the exercise is not turned into a contest of retorts nor a substitute for adult intervention.

The "September Reset" turns September into a mini fresh start. Five simple adjustments to take back control of your schedule, home, and budget without going overboard.

Six days before the start of the school year on September 14, Benin aims to increase the number of schoolchildren covered by canteens to 1.9 million. Breakfast, snack, and water: simple benchmarks for families.