Nduta Waweru Dec 30, 2018 at 02:00pm
December 30, 2018 at 02:00 pm | 2018 in Review
Nduta Waweru | Contributor
December 30, 2018 at 02:00 pm | 2018 in Review
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Nduta Waweru considers herself a reader who writes. Like a duck, she’s calm on the surface, but she’s always busy paddling underneath to get you the best stories in arts, culture and current affairs. Nduta has published a poetry collection called Nostalgia, is a YALI Fellow and a member of Wandata-Ke Network.
Therese Patricia Okoumou
Okoumou, a Congolese immigrant, was hailed as a hero after she climbed the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty in a July 4th to protest against the Trump administration’s policy that separated migrant children from their parents. She, however, is facing jail time of about 18 months i for this stunt.
12-year-old successfully swims from Saint Lucia to Martinique within 13 hours
Meet the pan-Africanist from Ghana who was the first to send a ship to the U.S. for blacks to voyage back to Africa
Why Nigerians believe their president has been replaced by a Sudanese clone
The little-known story of Ghana’s first millionaire and how he won back the country’s land from the British in 1898
Meet Maurice Bishop, Grenada’s cherished revolutionary leader and president who was executed in 1983
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