5 Lessons from African American Business Mavericks: Pioneering Paths, Building Legacies
The fabric of American business comprises a diverse range of stories, and the contributions of African Americans are particularly noteworthy.
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Preserving Tanzanian Heritage: Museums and Cultural Centers
This country with its rich wildlife and breathtaking landscapes along with its rich cultural heritage is home to about 120 distinct tribes and ethnic groups.
Black Actors, Directors, and Screenwriters Who Made TV History
Take a look at some of the talented Black actors, directors, and screenwriters who have made TV history throughout the decades.
THE SAN PEOPLES (ALSO SAAN), OR BUSHMEN
The San people are amongst the oldest living tribes.
The Living Legacy of Henry Bredekamp; A Renowned South African Historian in the Black Community
Bredekamp will be remembered for his influential role as a public historian and a conduit for the revival of the Khoisan indigenous identity.
Oware: The Ancient African Board Game Where History Meets Skill
It is one of the oldest and most popular traditional board games in Africa with a rich history, and it continues to be enjoyed by people of all ages across the continent.
Black people have played key roles in the assembly of the International Space Station, NASA, and today utilize the orbiting lab by performing numerous spacewalks and robotic operations and conducting research as expedition crewmembers.
George Weah Concedes to Joseph Boakai
Former Vice President Joseph N. Boakai of the Unity Party (UP) was elected President of Liberia.
Zulu Beadwork: A Cultural Tapestry of South Africa
The Zulu people have maintained a rich tradition of beadwork, which serves as visual narratives, communicating stories of cultural heritage, spirituality, and social status.
Beyond its visual appeal, the beadwork holds significant cultural and social importance. It is a tangible manifestation of the Zulu people’s values, beliefs, and history.
Zulu Beadwork: A Cultural Tapestry of South Africa
Beyond its visual appeal, the beadwork holds significant cultural and social importance. It is a tangible manifestation of the Zulu people’s values, beliefs, and history.