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Damola Adamolekun, Black CEO of Red Lobster and P.F. Chang’s. Who Is Damola Adamolekun? There is a Yoruba saying my father often shared...

From Executive Secretary To Billionaire: The Rise of Nigeria's Fashion and Oil Mogul, Folorunsho Alakija

Strive Masiyiwa is a name synonymous with success, innovation and philanthropy.

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Learn why Africans continuously leave their country, the horrors black Africans face to migrate to Europe, and the Maghreb

Did you know there are two countries in Africa sharing the name “Congo”? In today’s article for Black History Month, we explore what makes b

With its beautiful islands, Equatorial Guinea is so beautiful that it could have been the Garden of Eden.

Mozambique is a culturally diverse nation, essentially a melting pot of different cultures, religions, and traditions. In this post celebrat

Did you know The Gambia is one of the earliest sources of West African slaves? For Black History Month, we explore the culture and industry

Did you know that Tanzania is the most ethnically diverse country in the African continent? To celebrate Black History Month, we explore wha

Angolans enjoy having fun and have a thirst for life, which reflects in their music, dance, and culture as a whole. In today’s blog for Blac

Did you know that Togo was part of the Slave Coast of West Africa? Read to learn more about Togo.

Cameroon lies at the junction of west and central Africa. Today, for Black History Month, we take a brief look at this country and explore s

Did you know Mali is home to one of the oldest universities in the world? Previously known as French Sudan under the French colony, Mali...

Did you know the Central African Republic is one of only three countries in the world with no light pollution?

Source: Britannica Zimbabwe has16 official languages and holds the Guinness World Record for the country with the most official...

Did you know Burkina Faso has some of the oldest human settlements in Africa? Today, for Black History Month, we take a look at "the land of

Did you know most of the world's chocolates have Ivorian origins? Today, for Black History Month, we take a look at Cote d'Ivoire, the land

The mere mention of Zambia is bound to pop the image of the spectacular Victoria Falls into your mind. By Diego Delso, CC BY-SA 4.0,...

Lesotho (previously known as Basutoland) resides in the southern region of Africa. The country's name means “Land where people speak Sesotho.” The inhabitants of Lesotho are predominantly Basotho people who speak the national language Sesotho, the culture is characterized by rural life, and most traditions and festivals relate to local village life and seasons of the year. In the villages, life revolves around rural things like the chief’s court, the farming fields, the schoo