The Benin Bronze Head: Secrets of a Classic Piece
For centuries, this head has been shrouded in mystery, with historians and art experts unable to determine its true origin.
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Most Powerful Women in Entertainment Industry – South Africa Edition
Let’s look at some ladies who have led the road and left their mark in their different sectors
Carnivals, festivals, pop-ups and kids’ events galore…what’s not to love?
These August entertainment options will have you rocking the reggae, swooning to opera, kissing the summer wind with Sinatra, seeing the cool in the hot wheels of the Hero Thrill Show and chilling to a few pop-ups and fantastic family fun festivals!
Bel-Air Review- Is it Better Than Fresh Prince or Not?
Let’s see whether this revival can stand on its own or if it can fill the massive shoes that the first show did so quickly.
5 Best AI Platforms to Create NFTs
AI technology and techniques are typically broadly available to anybody, helping to develop an altogether new generation of artists.
The Victoria Falls: One of Africa’s Natural Wonders
When visiting the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe, you should also visit the cascading set of falls called the Victoria Falls.
Skip the small screen for the big screen for a free movie night!
Here’s a look at film freebies, plus other events to keep it chill in the sweltering temperatures of the summer.
Sepviva: A slave plantation in Philadelphia owned by a Quaker
As I picked my history-seeking self off the floor, I was shocked by the revelation of a plantation in Philadelphia.
Dedan Kimathi: His Influence on the Mau Mau and the Connection between, Rastafarianism, Dreadlocks, and the Organization
Dedan Kimathi was one of the top insurgents of Kenya’s armed independence movement, the Mau Mau.
Make it a reggae moment!
This column celebrates the culturally aspects of the breezy Caribbean islands — from night life for the night owls to the day life for the morning birds who fly among us.