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How to Use ChatGPT: A Complete Guide to the Most Popular AI Chatbot

1 day ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

ChatGPT has about 800 million to 1 billion weekly active users, according to Digital Silk, making it the most used Artificial Intelligence platform worldwide. In the United States, 20% of adults use it for work-related purposes, and 92% of Fortune Companies use it. These numbers demonstrate that ChatGPT has become an integral part of the world. For this reason, it’s important to know how to use ChatGPT. Before detailing how to use ChatGPT, it’s important to understand what it is.
Mozambique Marks 50 Years of Strategic Friendship, Cooperation, and Shared Development with a Key International Partner

2 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

As published by CHinAfrica in African TimesThis year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Mozambique. To commemorate this milestone, ChinAfrica spoke with Maria Gustava, Mozambique’s ambassador to China, about the state of bilateral relations, China-Africa cooperation, and key developments shaping the global landscape. The following is an edited excerpt from the interview. Become an insider.
FIFA Club World Cup: How African Teams Performed

2 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

The FIFA Club World Cup started on June 14 and is entering the second round, the round of 16. With the expansion of African teams from one to four – Al Ahly (Egypt), Mamelodi Sundowns (South Africa), Wydad AC (Morocco), and Espérance de Tunis (Tunisia) – there were high expectations they would go do into the competition. This is how they have performed. Become an insider.
Why do Women Wear High Heels? History, Culture, & Preference

3 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Why do women wear high heels? Well, even women tend to ask this question, especially with a history where corporate women were mandated to put them on. Additionally, due to their stressful nature and health issues, many have decided to opt for comfort and gravitate to flat shoes. Despite the movement to ditch high heels, they still hold a significant place in women’s wardrobes and societal image. High heels originated from Persia in the 10th century and were worn by men.
Why Black People Should Consider Becoming Independent Retailers?

4 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Independent retailing, which involves running a small business, selling items without the backing or partnership of a franchise or big company, is a common phenomenon. According to Vanik, as of 2023, there are about 2.3 million independent retailers in the United States who contributed $3.5 trillion in annual revenue, projected to rise to $3.7 trillion by 2025. So, why should you consider becoming an independent retailer?
How to Create a Workout Plan for Beginners at Home

5 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Working out is among the most popular activities people aspire to. With celebrities and influencers showing off their fit bodies and routines, the effect is that most people want to work out. However, unlike the celebrities who have access to personalized professional training, some people might not have that advantage, hence have to organize their routine for themselves. If you don’t know where to start, this guide will teach you how to create a workout plan for beginners.
How to Put Hair in a Bonnet to Maintain Your Hair While Sleeping

6 days ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Knowing how to sleep in your hair is an important aspect of hair care, especially for black women who have their hair straightened or braided. You can’t sleep with it bare otherwise it will damage the styling and lead to freeze, due to contact with rough textured beddings. It’s for this reason that bonnets and head wraps exist-to help us maintain our hair. However, if you struggle using a bonnet, this tutorial will show you how to put hair in a bonnet.
Recipe: Tembleque (Coconut Dessert), Delicious Puerto Rican Pudding

1 week ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Tembleque (coconut dessert) is among Puerto Rico’s class of dishes made of coconut. It’s infused with different spices such as cinnamon and citrus that gives it a vibrant taste. The tembleque is mostly served during the holidays, but it can be found in restaurants throughout the year. Regarding its origin, this recipe originated from Puerto Rico; variants of it can be found in Latin America. Also Read: Best Restaurants for Brunch: Bottomless & Delicious Way to Start Your DayBecome an insider.
Top 7 Most Used Cryptocurrency in Africa

1 week ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

In recent years, cryptocurrency has gained traction in Africa. Between July 2023 and June 2024, Sub-Saharan Africa represented about 2.7% of the global cryptocurrency economy, the world’s smallest. However, by 2026, the market is expected to reach 75.77 million users. That said, the revenues are expected to gradually grow, with a projection of US$4.8bn in 2025 and US$5.1bn by 2026. So, which are the most used cryptocurrencies in Africa? Bitcoin is among the most used cryptocurrencies in Africa.
Gilbert Deya: The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of a Controversial Preacher

1 week ago | spotcovery.com | Agnes Amondi

Gilbert Juma Deya rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most controversial religious figures in Africa. Founder of the Gilbert Deya Ministries, he gained international notoriety for his claims of producing “miracle babies” through prayer. However, these claims led to legal battles and widespread public scrutiny before he withdrew from the public spotlight. On June 17, 2025, he died in a tragic road accident near Kisumu, Kenya.