All-Time African Most Influential Musicians
African music has been an integral part of the culture for centuries, and many great musicians have emerged from the continent.
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Jackie Robinson’s Role In Breaking The Baseball Color Barrier
His courage and determination changed the game of baseball forever and inspired generations of athletes after him, breaking the color barrier of Major League Baseball in 1947.
A Moroccan Woman’s Journey To Reach The Seven Summits: Bouchra Baibanou’s Inspiring Story
This incredible feat began in 2011 and was no easy task, but that didn’t stop her from achieving her goal.
A Journey to Seychelles’ Paradise Islands
From the crystal-clear waters of its stunning beaches to the lush tropical rainforests that provide a home to diverse wildlife, Seychelles is a paradise for anyone looking for an unforgettable vacation.
Meet Omeife: The World’s First African Humanoid Robot
Have you ever thought of having your robot? A robot that could help you with chores, be a friend, and even understand your emotions? Well, meet Omeife, the world’s first African humanoid robot!
Ancient Egyptian Fashion
Ancient Egyptian fashion is often a fascinating topic to explore, as it reveals not just the styles of clothing and the materials used but also the cultural values of the time.
3 Most Iconic Moments of Austin Jay Jay Okocha
As one of the most renowned and respected African footballers to ever grace the pitch, Austin Jay Jay Okocha had many iconic moments and dribbling skills that will go down in history.
How Fintech is Changing the Financial System in Africa
With the rise of digital technology, African financial services are undergoing a radical transformation.
Massacre of Igbo Women in 1929 by British Soldiers
In 1929, Igbo women in Nigeria rose to demand their rights and fight against oppressive colonial rule. This historic uprising, known as the Women’s Riot of 1929, marked a pivotal moment in Nigeria’s struggle for women’s rights.
Pele – The Soccer Legend
Pele started his career at Club Santo in Brazil, at the age of 16, and in 1958 when he turned 18, he won the World Cup. The same year, he paused his career to join the Brazilian Army and has since then been referred to as “The man who stopped a war”