Early accounts of Severin Kezeu’s childhood depicted a boy who devoured any book he came across. He […]
Facts About The Antemoro People Of Madagascar, Who Were Natural Astrologers Before The Arrival Of Europeans
The inhabitants were revered for their knowledge of astrology until the fall of the Antemoro kingdom in […]
Controversial Three Kings Parade in Spain Featuring Blackface Should Be Abolished
Despite mounting criticism, the practice of wearing blackface in Spanish parades commemorating the arrival of the three […]
Remembering Blanche Bruce, The First African-American Elected To A Full Term In The US Senate In 1874
Blanche Bruce was a remarkable man who rose from slavery to become the first Black person elected […]
Why 86 African Americans Departed New York For Sierra Leone In 1820 After Gaining Their Freedom
January 6th, 2023 marks exactly 203 years since the first organized immigration of freed enslaved people departed […]
Pardoned Ivorian Soldiers Return Home After Months In Malian Detention
The forty-six Ivorian soldiers pardoned by Mali’s junta leader returned home Saturday night. After their plane landed […]
Kenyan Gay Right Activist, Edwin Chiloba’s Partner Confesses To Killing And Disposing His Body Over Alleged Infidelity
Police in Kenya have arrested and identified Jackton Odhiambo as the main suspect in the murder of LGBTQ […]
Former PSG And Cameroon Midfielder, Modeste M’Bami Has Died
Former Cameroon and Paris Saint-Germain midfielder, Modeste M’Bami has died at the age of 40 after a heart […]
Al Nassr Reportedly Terminates Cameroon’s Aboubakar’s Contract To Accommodate Ronaldo
Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr have reportedly terminated Vincent Aboubakar’s contract, in order to free up a space for […]
The Legacy Of Lucy Simms, A Former Slave Who Taught Over 1,800 Students To Read And Write Against All Odds
Many in the Harrisonburg community wondered why one of the most influential educators, Lucy Francis Simms, did […]
Celebrating George Washington Carver, The Revolutionary Agricultural Scientist
Today January 5th marks anniversary of George Washington Carver’s death, an agricultural scientist and inventor who revolutionized […]
Meet Kathy Davis, The Woman Behind The Newest Mayweather-Backed Boxing Studio In Tennessee
Kathy Davis is a franchise owner of Mayweather Boxing + Fitness, a Floyd Mayweather-created fitness center experience. […]
What Is Mel B’s Net Worth? Facts About The British Singer And Actress
Melanie Brown, better known as Mel B, is an English singer-songwriter, dancer, actress, television host, and model. […]
Ethiopians Celebrate First Orthodox Christmas Since Peace Deal
Two months after the ceasefire agreement, crowds of Ethiopian Orthodox flocked to the town of Lalibela to […]
Mali Junta Leader Pardons Detained Ivorian Soldiers
Mali’s military junta leader, Colonel Assimi Goita, pardoned the 49 Ivorian soldiers convicted of undermining Mali’s state […]
Cameroonian Fishery Products Banned In EU
The European Commission on Thursday banned imports of seafood caught in Cameroon’s waters, or caught by ships […]
Spanish Police Breaks Up Human Trafficking Ring
The Spanish police have dismantled in Malaga a criminal group dedicated to labor exploitation and fraudulent regulation […]
Kenya Hosts World Athletics Chief As Country Ramps Up Anti-Doping Effort
Kenya hosted the president of World Athletics on Thursday. The country’s Sports Minister held a press conference […]
In Senegal, The Last Riflemen Lament France’s ‘Lack Of Recognition’
“They made us join up to wage war,” said Ndiogou Dieye, 103, casting his memory back more […]
France’s African Retired Soldiers Win Last Battle Over Pensions
After a French government U-turn on their pension rights, some of the last survivors in France of […]
Putin Orders Ceasefire In Ukraine For Orthodox Christmas
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday ordered a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine on Orthodox Christmas, celebrated this […]
