8 Black-Owned Florists for the perfect Mother’s Day
As Mother’s Day approaches, a gorgeous bouquet might be just what will brighten up this special day for the moms, aunties, and grandmothers in your life.
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In ‘Air,’ Michael Jordan’s silence speaks volumes about the marketing of Black athletes
Much has been made about Michael Jordan’s representation or lack thereof in “Air.”
From Nigeria to the world: Afrobeats is having a global moment
Another Grammy Awards season and there is a growing list of African nominees.
May Days dazzle with festivals!
Check out these upcoming low-cost or free neighborhood block parties/festivals around town, plus some other goodies in the event “gift bag.”
100 years of pop music in Nigeria: what shaped four eras
A music recording in London in 1922 by Rev Josiah Ransome-Kuti (grandfather of music icon Fela Kuti) is regarded as the first formal effort at commercialising and “popularising” Nigerian music.
The Intersection of Art and Activism: African Photographers Fighting for Social Justice
These photographers are rewriting narratives, questioning prejudices, and motivating action via striking photos.
The Power of Black Excellence: Highlighting African and African American Achievements in Various Fields – Part 2
Black brilliance has had a wider influence, and it has played an essential part in shaping our society today.
Who invented Jollof rice? Senegal beats Ghana and Nigeria to the title
The authorship – and therefore origins – of jollof rice (called ceebu jën in Senegal according to the Wolof spelling) is the subject of a spicy debate between West African nations.
Africa in space: 5 interesting reads on the continent’s achievements and future
The continent’s evolving space sector is reportedly worth USD$400 billion today.