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From a drug dealer to a doctor of US history; the inspiring story of Anton House
Anton House is a doctor of United States history, earning his doctorate from Howard University, a historically black university in Washington, after serving time in prison for drug peddling. As a teenager...
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Outrage as Ivory Coast PM flies to France for medical treatment amid COVID-19
As the number of leaders of nation-states are busily coordinating their countries’ responses to the deadly novel coronavirus, Ivory Coast’s Prime Minister, Amadou Gon Coulibaly, is flying to...
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Dehlia Umunna, the first Nigerian professor at Harvard Law School
Dehlia Umunna, deputy director, and clinical instructor at the Harvard Law School’s Criminal Justice Institute (CJI) is the first Nigerian to be appointed as a professor at the school. Umunna has...
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Ghana develops COVID-19 test kit giving results in 20 minutes
Scientists in Ghana have made groundbreaking progress in the country’s fight against the novel coronavirus. The Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) scientists have manufactured...
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Meet Angelina Bosha: Zimbabwe’s first female fighter jet pilot
Flight-Lieutenant Angelina Bosha is the first female fighter jet pilot of the Air Force of Zimbabwe. The pioneering achievement followed Bosha’s completion of a year-long training course in China...
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California Cop pins unarmed black boy on ground, punches him repeatedly in the chest
A disturbing viral video of a white police officer in Northern California pinning a 14-year-old black boy on the ground, and repeatedly punching him in the chest during an arrest for cigarette possession,...
