Beyoncé is going on a world tour. Why she shouldn’t ignore Africa
Africa is almost always excluded from major world tours organised by global record labels. To be clear, it’s not just Beyoncé.
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Traditional African Diets and Modern Health: How African Eating Habits Can Improve Your Well-Being
The African diet, abundant in nutrients, has been associated with various health benefits, unlike modern Western diets, which typically include processed foods, unhealthy fats, and high sugar content.
Gloria Bosman was more than a South African jazz vocalist, she was a guiding light
The immediate public reaction to the death of Gloria Bosman from a short respiratory illness on 14 March 2023 was shocked disbelief. The multiple award-winning South African jazz vocalist, composer and teacher was only 50.
Activities you can complete towards your total health and wellness
Today is World Health Day! Interestingly, it is also the 75th Anniversary of the World Health Organization (W.H.O).
Beans are a favourite food in Nigeria – 4 safe ways to preserve them
The beans known as oloyin in Yoruba, or as cowpeas (Vigna unguiculata), are a favourite food among Nigerians, who eat them in a variety of dishes including soups and stews or as a standalone side dish.
Kenya introduced free maternal health services a decade ago – it’s been a success, saving lives
We found an overall improvement in maternal and newborn health outcomes. More women – especially poor women – are now able to access maternal care.
Black artists don’t just make hip hop – why recognition of metal, punk, rock and emo by MOBO is long overdue
Black alternative music is undoubtedly part of Black history, but the genre continues to be associated with whiteness.
April showers us with events
April is raining in, along with some much-appreciated rays and days of sunshine.
How British theatre censorship laws have inadvertently created a rich archive of Black history
The licensing of plays has inadvertently produced an extensive historical archive of surveillance and censorship. This includes records of early Black theatre-making, at a time when the British state did not routinely collect and preserve the work of Black playwrights.
Autism in Africa: Raising Awareness through Education and Advocacy
Although autism is recognized worldwide, the amount of understanding and acceptance differs between countries and cultures.