Pregnancy nose isn’t the only weird change your body may go through when you’re expecting
Some of the changes the body goes through during pregnancy can be a tad more unconventional.
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Women’s rights exist only on paper in Nigeria: Five core issues a new president needs to address urgently
Violence against African women and the widespread violation of their basic human rights is shaped by societal and cultural barriers.
Nigeria’s election was nearly derailed by technology – but biometric devices weren’t the problem
The Independent National Electoral Commission could not fulfil its promise to transmit election results from the polling units on its result viewing portal (IReV).
5 tips for women to negotiate a higher salary
In 2022, women earned 82% of what men earned. The wage gap for Black and Hispanic women is even higher — these groups made 70% and 65%, respectively, of what white men made.
How Bunny Wailer brought innovation and Rastology to the Jamaican music renaissance
The pioneer’s contributions to reggae are being revisited by those who understand the full scope of his impact on reggae – and many more genres besides.
South Africa has been grey listed for not stopping money laundering and terrorism funding. What it means
The decision has serious implications for the country, more specifically its financial services sector as well as its ability to attract investment.
Jean Toomer’s Cane at 100: the ‘everlasting song’ that defined the Harlem Renaissance
The novel interweaves the stories of multiple characters’ lives in southern and northern communities during the post-slavery “Jim Crow” era.
Hadraawi: the most famed poet in Somalia, the land of the poets
He composed poems about such crucial themes as a dictatorship, social justice and family values.
Yes, #OscarsSoWhite – but there are still plenty of reasons to celebrate contemporary Black film
What other metrics, beyond recognition from the Academy, might be considered when gauging the state of Black cinema?
Niger is Africa’s fastest growing country – how to feed 25 million more people in 30 years
It currently ranks 115th out of 121 countries on the Global Hunger Index.