This week, Africa showcased a vibrant tapestry of cultural, culinary, and athletic achievements, capturing the world’s attention. In Lagos, Nigeria, Comic Con Africa brought together enthusiasts of gaming, comics, and animation. Among the attendees was 23-year-old Toni Olaguniu, who dressed as Mother Miranda from *Resident Evil*, and 24-year-old Toby Adekunle, who embodied Ekko from *League of Legends*. The event, held annually in cities worldwide, celebrates the creativity and passion of super-fans. Meanwhile, Nigerian chef Hilda Baci and her team made headlines by creating the world’s largest vat of jollof rice, weighing nearly nine tonnes, a testament to West Africa’s culinary prowess. In Paris, Ivorian cuisine took center stage at the Gastronomic Village, where over 60 countries showcased their culinary heritage. On the athletic front, Ethiopia’s Sembo Almayew set a personal best in the 3000m steeplechase in Japan, while Kenya’s Beatrice Chebet triumphed in the 10,000m race at the World Athletics Championships. In Malawi, political fervor gripped the nation as supporters of the governing MCP rallied ahead of the presidential election, with both the president and the main opposition leader claiming victory despite delayed official results. Elsewhere, Nigerian artist Nnenna Okoreon displayed her eco-conscious artwork, *Between Earth and Sky*, at London’s Kew Gardens, highlighting the intersection of plants, textiles, and sustainability. In Mogadishu, Somalia, 17-year-old Zakaria Mohamed demonstrated community spirit by caring for pigeons in his neighborhood. Finally, Beninese music icon Angélique Kidjo captivated audiences with a powerful performance at the Vatican, reaffirming her status as a global cultural ambassador. These stories underscore Africa’s dynamic contributions to global culture, sports, and innovation.