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‘They tried to put us in special education’: The story of the first set of triplets to graduate from GSU
The Wilson triplets are the first set of triplets to graduate from the historically Black University, Grambling State University. The fraternal triplets followed in the footsteps of their family and attended...
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Inside the Philly restaurant that gives jobs exclusively to ex-cons
Recidivism occurs when formerly incarcerated people are unable to reintegrate into society after serving their time. Usually, it becomes difficult getting their life on track because most institutions...
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A look at Indlamu, the famous Zulu war dance
South Africa‘s largest ethnic group, the Zulu, is the subject of a lot of anthropological and historical interest as well as the source of African pride for those on the continent and out. The Zulu...
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In praise of Nigerian student who broke academic record in Japan by solving 30-yr-old math equation
Ufot Ekong went to Japan to pursue his undergraduate degree at Tokai University and in his first semester, he solved a mathematical equation that could not be solved 30 years ago. Originally from...
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Carly Gorton, the 11-year-old whose hair has just been used for historic Afro wig in the UK
The determination of an 11-year-old girl from Norfolk has led to a “historic breakthrough” in the wig-making industry in the UK. Carly Gorton’s persistence led one of the biggest charities...
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Get to know the amazing health benefits of rum from the ‘Rum Doctor’ of Dominica
Eddie St Aimee has carved a niche for himself in his bar tucked away in Dominica. In as much as people travel the islands to enjoy the beaches and amazing street foods, some purposely troop to the self-declared...
