May 17th through May 23rd marks the 6th UN Global Road Safety Week. In celebration of the importance of this event, and in an effort to help raise awareness for the cause, FunTimes Magazine asked some of our writers to share their own experiences of road safety from their corners of the world.
Augustus Quartey, also known as Tagor, is a Ghanaian businessman, filmmaker, and clothing brand owner with a knack for using creativity to make revenue.
Each year, Ghana’s residents experience an immense and avoidable loss due to rainy season floods. FunTimes investigated the causes and effects of seasonal flooding and strategies that can be employed to disrupt the yearly cycle of loss.
In honor of Eritrea Independence Day, we are exploring Eritrea’s political climate. Through delving into the country’s stringent totalitarian system and history of conflict, including its involvement in the Tigray Crisis of Ethiopia, the debate of whether the people of Eritrea are truly free arises.
Due to Malcolm X’s work, the words to describe African American people changed to “Black” and “Afro-American” rather than “Negro” and “colored”.
Periods can vary from woman to woman. Being surprised with excess bleeding or a seemingly unending cycle can be frustrating and concerning. Here’s what to know what may cause it and what to do.
Superstar tennis athlete Naomi Osaka is making sure that melanated skin remains protected against the sun with a new skincare brand. Learn more about what KINLÒ will offer.
Today is World Telecommunication and Information Society Day! Celebrate by reading about Black Leaders in ICT!
Philadelphia, “The City of Brotherly Love”, continues to grapple with racism and mental health-related policing.
While society has accepted many changes in this Millenium, the identity of the “real man” has stayed the same.
