While filing taxes can be stressful, learning that you will be receiving a refund is a welcome relief. If you have overpaid taxes throughout the year, either because too much was withheld from your paycheck or because you qualify for tax credits and deductions that lower your tax liability, the government will return the excess money to you.
Held in October, Festival Kreol is an event that expresses the rich diversity, history, and blend of traditions of the small Island of Seychelles. Across all 155 parts of the Island, several cultural activities involving art, music, dancing, and more importantly, an experience of the famous Creole cuisine take place leading up to a colorful march through the nation’s capital.
Get going and take on the so-called “Month of the Harvest Moon,” with these free or low-cost block parties, pop-up gardens, art festivals, carnivals, jazz concerts, and more.
Africa has a rich tradition of storytelling and, today, it is also a rising force in international cinema. Young filmmakers around the continent are tapping into deep cultural narratives and using film to tell global stories
What would our lives be like without those who sacrificed everything for our well-being? While Hollywood may be filled with fictional heroes saving the day, Angola has several real-life legends who fought for their country’s freedom.
Black Philadelphians are beginning to occupy political positions that allow them to shape policies that address the concerns of not only their ethnic group but the whole Philadelphia community.
The Blue Origin spacecraft owned by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is to take six individuals to space from nations historically underrepresented in space exploration. Nigeria is one of the selected countries.
Black entrepreneurs are not just breaking barriers, they are making significant contributions to innovation, technology, and business, while changing the world one invention at a time.
Young people between the ages of 18 and 35 make up two-thirds of Africa’s population. The number is expected to reach 75% by 2030. They live in an environment of rapid urbanization, high unemployment rates, and poor state services.
September gifts us with events that avail us of stories of the Black experience, the Black wine-making industry, the struggle for freedom in educational systems, making homemade remedies to heal, movie screenings with a famous actor, and a book fair.
