Nigeria’s Black Women Vice-Chancellors, Their Unique Experiences and the Struggle for Representation
Only 5.27% of all Nigeria’s vice-chancellors since 1960 have been women.
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Black Actors, Directors, and Screenwriters Who Made TV History
Take a look at some of the talented Black actors, directors, and screenwriters who have made TV history throughout the decades.
Insights from Individuals with Parents from Different African Countries within the Black Community
More than a third of migration in sub-Saharan Africa happens within the continent. This mixing of people means that some children have parents of different national origins.
Henri Lopes, Prime Minister of Congo Turned Renowned Novelist in the Black Community
Lopes, born to mixed ancestry, was a writer who never wanted to be confined to one “bank”. His novels depicted an inclusive range of characters.
Breast Cancer in Africa: Navigating Challenges, Embracing Progress, and Cultivating Equitable Care
Breast cancer continues to be a pressing health concern worldwide, and its impact on the African continent is particularly noteworthy.
It takes a village…
The City of Neighborhoods is poised to light it up! That means ‘tis the time of the year to ring in the spectacular season of joy, jolly and jingle bells.
THE SAN PEOPLES (ALSO SAAN), OR BUSHMEN
The San people are amongst the oldest living tribes.
Visa-Free Travel for Africans: Kenya and Rwanda
President William Ruto of Kenya recently announced that Kenya’s borders would be open to visitors from the entirety of Africa, with no visas required, by the end of 2023.
The Living Legacy of Henry Bredekamp; A Renowned South African Historian in the Black Community
Bredekamp will be remembered for his influential role as a public historian and a conduit for the revival of the Khoisan indigenous identity.