We Are A Real Phanatic Of September Events
From mural tours to writing summits, here are a few free or low-cost entertaining activities that will ease the changing seasons. Heat the cocoa.
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The Readiness Gap In Early University For Black Youth
With various educational support initiatives like grants, scholarships, alternative financial aid, student loans among many others, young Black teens from the ages of 15 – 17 years are gaining access to universities and enrolling for programs across various fields of study.
Nigerian Immigrants’ Culture Shock And Identity Shifts Abroad
When a Nigerian packs their bags to japa (a Nigerian slang for relocating), they already have this dream of reaching the promised land, flowing with better opportunities, stable electricity, good jobs, and the chance to finally make enough money to be able to afford their wants and needs.
Cherri Gregg: Journalism’s ‘Good Soul’
Gregg has built her career around one guiding principle: journalism should lift voices, challenge narratives, and help communities find solutions.
Akwaba African Diaspora Festival In Philadelphia 2025
The Akwaba African Diaspora Festival brings its transformative mission to the United States from September 15-19, 2025, marking a pivotal moment for Black communities to strengthen cultural and economic ties between the continent and America.
Exploring Northern Africa’s Traditional Festivals And Events
No matter the celebration, whether historic market days, cultural music and dance activities, or events to commemorate special days in the lives of the people who occupy that region, there is always something captivating to look forward to. Let us explore some Northern African traditional festivals and events.
The Sky’s The Limit For September Fun
From murals to music, here are a few free or low-cost activities that will ease the fresh passing of summer when, as lyricist George Gershwin once explained, “the living is easy.”
6 Black Women Who Have Made It To Space As Astronauts
Here are the Black women who have made it to space as astronauts, proving that Black excellence knows no bounds.
The Rise Of Namibia’s Women Leaders In Political Spaces
On 21 March 2025, at its 35th Independence Day celebration, Namibia officially inaugurated a three-woman leadership team: Netumbo Nandi‑Ndaitwah as President, Lucia Witbooi as Vice‑President, and Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila as Speaker of the National Assembly.
How African Museums Are Promoting Cultural Heritage
When we talk of cultural heritage, Africa is so rich with different cultures, languages, art, music, and cuisine, all shaped by thousands of years of history, traditions, and customs. This cultural heritage is increasingly recognized as a valuable economic asset.