Sweden’s Black-Owned Clothing Businesses
Sweden, often celebrated for its inclusivity and innovation, is witnessing a remarkable surge in the growth of Black-owned businesses.
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Understanding the Lip Plates and Traditions of the Mursi People
For the Mursi women, the lip plate is an epitome of beauty, maturity and a true expression of their femininity.
Awesome August
Hello, August. The world of events is waiting with open arms to get you through the so-called dog days.
Must-Have Vegan Cookbooks By Black Culinary Creatives
Whether you’re a long-time vegan or just dipping your toes into the movement, getting into a new cookbook is a great way to explore new foods and broaden your horizons.
Dancing the Blues Away: Nigerian Salsa Teacher Fights Mental Health Stigma
“Salsa was the only thing that could make me smile all those days that I was battling, fighting with my demon,” he says.
Enslaved Africans get no Reparations from King of Netherland; Just Apologies
Although slavery was officially abolished in the Netherlands in 1863, it didn’t really end until ten years later.
Top 5 African-Owned Restaurants to Try in the United Kingdom
Embark on a culinary adventure through the United Kingdom’s diverse dining landscape, where an exciting and remarkable transformation occurs.
Sindiwe Magona’s new book of essays tackles issues South Africans aren’t talking about
The essays in the book mostly deal with becoming and being a writer in a country like South Africa with a violent past that lives on in painful social and economic inequality.
July Jubilation Rejuvenation!
Before racing into the second half of the year, it’s a good time to recharge your soul through recreation and celebration.
The Argungu Fishing Festival: A Celebration of Culture in Kebbi, Nigeria
The event is a celebration of tradition and skill, showcasing the mastery of fishermen who have travelled from various local governments within and outside the state, who have come armed with only a hand net to wade into the river, struggling with the currents and the ever-slippery fish.