The Business of Photography in Africa: Opportunities for African Photographers
In recent years, there has been a notable increase in enthusiasm for African Photography, both within the continent and beyond.
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Style Influencers brings Wedding Invitee Attire Advice
So you have been graciously invited to a wedding—lovely! Now you need to arrive on time, most importantly and appropriately dressed.
Black Twitter shaped the platform, but its future lies elsewhere
“Black Twitter” describes a digital gathering of culturally connected Black people who use Twitter to discuss matters related to Black communities.
Cheyney University’s Inaugural Kente Ceremony
Addressing the soon-to-be graduates Cheyney President Aaron A. Walton said, “The ceremony represents and acknowledges the accomplishments you have achieved in America’s first HBCU, and legacy institution.”
Mother’s Day: Here are five ways you can appreciate your African mother this Mother’s Day
Here at FunTimes, we have a specially curated list of five (5) ways you can appreciate and celebrate your African mother today:
From enormous elephants to tiny shrews: how mammals shape and are shaped by Africa’s landscapes
It is only in Africa that ecological interactions and dynamics can be studied as they would have been before the sudden and profound flourishing of Homo sapiens over the past 12 000 years.
8 Black-Owned Florists for the perfect Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches, a gorgeous bouquet might be just what will brighten up this special day for the moms, aunties, and grandmothers in your life.
South Africa’s hidden jazz history is being restored album by album
It’s fitting that Johannesburg is among 12 cities featured in the 2023 Unesco International Jazz Day, themed “jazz journey around the world”
How Burna Boy set the world alight with his mixed brew of influences
Burna spent years experimenting with different sounds in London and South Africa and his ragga-inspired vocal style became distinctive.