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Inside Enda, the first company in Africa to make professional running shoes
Navalayo “Nava” Osembo, a lawyer and accountant, had her dream job working for United Nations but she decided to leave all that behind to start Africa’s first high-performance athletic...
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Denver’s beloved Tattered Cover now America’s largest Black-owned independent bookstore
Tattered Cover, after being badly hit by the coronavirus, has been sold to local investors, making the Colorado-based bookstore the country’s largest Black-owned independent bookstore. Bended Page...
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Why Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms turned down a role in Biden administration
President-elect Joe Biden is paying homage to a lot of Black women who deservedly worked well to get him elected. Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms is one such name who was offered a position on Biden’s...
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‘He’s a fighter!’ – Toddler born a preemie at 1-pound graduates from years of medical treatment
Charlie Smith, who was born at 25 weeks and weighed just one pound, has finally “graduated” from years of medical treatment with a special ceremony organized by first responders and medical...
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Gabi Odebode, the chef introducing African food culture to Americans one meal at a time
The world is now a global village and the invention of the internet has facilitated this process. However, there are people out there who have never tasted African meals or even heard of them. Gabi Asiedua...
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Here are five ways to stay out of jail when in Morocco
It is advisable to do a little research before visiting a new place. It will make your visit a more relaxing experience. Morocco was once occupied by Christian Berbers, Phoenicians, Romans, Arab dynasties...
