A hairdresser died while on vacation with friends in Mexico and her parents were told she died […]
What You Need To Know About Africa’s First Humanoid, Omeife
While all “metallic miniature humans” are referred to as robots, there are differences, and humanoids are […]
Michelle Obama Opens Up About Family’s Living Arrangements, Says Daughters Now Sharing A Home
Sasha and Malia Obama are currently pursuing individual goals in Los Angeles, but they remain united under […]
Danai Gurira Says An Olympic Swimming Coach Assisted Her In Preparing For Black Panther Sequel
Danai Gurira takes her job very seriously and leaves no stone unturned when preparing for a film. […]
Rev. John Jasper: The Slave Who Used biblical References To Challenge The Popular Darwinism Theory In 1878
He is regarded as one of Virginia’s most prominent enslaved preachers. For his community, John Jasper was […]
Africans First Arrived In Greece 200,000 Years Ago, According To Archaeological Findings
Archaeological evidence suggests that more than 200,000 years ago, a large number of early men from Africa […]
This Ghanaian Entrepreneur Created A Cult Following Among Africans in Canada Through Food
Eddie Ameh is a Ghanaian business owner in the Canadian retail food industry. He was relatively unknown […]
Mabel Keaton Staupers Fought For Black Nurses To Be Admitted Into The American Military
Mabel Keaton Staupers was determined to eliminate racial prejudice in the nursing profession. She is best known […]
Abraham Bolden, The First Black Agent Assigned To The Prestigious White House Detail
Abraham Bolden, often referred to incorrectly as the first black Secret Service Agent, was, in fact, the […]
The Stories Of 5 Black Women Lynched America
Jennie Steers: On July 26, 1903, in Shreveport, Louisiana, Jennie Steers was charged with giving a poisoned […]
Willi Smith: One Of The Most Successful Black Fashion Designers In History
Williwear, Smith’s label, was making $25 million per year when he died in 1987. What would he […]
Profiling Clarence Thomas, The Second African-American U.S. Supreme Court Justice
Clarence Thomas is the United States Supreme Court’s second African-American justice, succeeding Thurgood Marshall. Clarence Thomas, born […]
WHO Announces Clinical Trials Of Ebola Vaccine In Uganda
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on Wednesday that three trial vaccines for Ebola will arrive in Uganda next week. The announcement was made during the G20 meeting […]
UNESCO Aims To Increase African Presence As Heritage List Turns 50
The pyramids of Giza have been around for thousands of years – and they’re celebrating a 50th […]
Ethiopian Woman Among Seven Executed In Kuwait In Rare Mass Execution
Kuwait has carried out its first executions in five years, hanging seven people including two women despite […]
UFC Star, Israel Adesanya Arrested At New York Airport
Nigerian-born New Zealand UFC star, Israel Adesanya was arrested at JFK Airport on Wednesday, November 16, after allegedly […]
Drama As Kenyan Lawyer Assaults Former Husband Of His Client In Court | Video
A dramatic scene was recorded at Milimani Law Court’s family Division on Wednesday, November 16, as a city lawyer […]
Kenyan Woman Arrested After Decomposing Body Of Her Husband Was Found At Their Home
Kenya police have arrested a 28-year-old woman identified as Winnie Anyango over the murder of her 55-year-old husband, Becca Mwamburi, […]
Profiling Rhythm and Blues Singer, Eddie Holman
Eddie Holman, a Rhythm and Blues singer, was born on June 3, 1946 in Norfolk, Virginia, and […]
Henry E. Hayne, The First African American To Serve As South Carolina’s Secretary Of State
Henry E. Hayne was South Carolina’s first African American Secretary of State. He served in that capacity […]
Remembering Chris Dickerson: The First African American To Become Mr. America
Chris Dickerson, born Henri Christophe Dickerson, became Mr. America for the first time. He was born on […]
