New year enters ‘doorway’ of new events
The month of January – named after Janus, the Roman god of doorways, and new beginnings – is now in the rear-view mirror.
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Cultural Significance of South Africa’s Zulu Reed Dance Festival
South Africa’s Reed Dance Festival is an ancient tradition of the Swazi and Zulu people known as the Umkhosi womhlanga, or the Zulu Reed Dance.
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.
Drink up this January event juice to fuel you
Here are some free events in the new year that are waiting for you – guilt-free.
Best Africans and African Americans Entrepreneur Books
For African and African American entrepreneurs, several books stand out as precious resources.
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.
Remembering the Black Celebrities, We Lost in 2022
FunTimes Magazine commemorates some of the Black stars we lost last year and remembers their achievements.
8 Black UK Rappers to Listen to Right Now
These 8 Black UK rappers are among some of the best artists to top the UK Charts and most of them have had major breakthroughs in their music careers.
The indelible mark of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Here’s some (mostly) free events – including those asking for your volunteer service – that would make King proud.
5 Black-Owned Shoe Brands to Support Valentine’s Day
When it comes to shopping for Valentine’s Day gifts, many people think of flowers, chocolates, and jewelry. But what about shoes?