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At just five, Egypt Bush started writing her own books after her library closed
Although the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted many lives, it has created avenues for many to unearth their creativity. Egypt Bush is one such person. The New Yorker with Trinidad heritage ran out of...
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Five fascinating Puerto Rican myths and superstitions you should know
The beautiful island of Puerto Rico is known for many things. Its history is steeped in myths and superstitions. From the first inhabitants, the Taino, to the New World, and the influx of slaves...
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The plight of the Shona in Kenya who are demanding recognition after decades of statelessness
In the 1960s, about 100 Shona missionaries arrived in Kenya from Zimbabwe and Zambia to establish the Gospel of God Church. The move was accepted and welcomed by Kenya’s first president, Jomo Kenyatta,...
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Interesting facts about palm wine, the traditional drink of Seychelles you need to try
Palm wine is not your average wine. It is consumed by many African countries. Particularly, it is the traditional drink of Seychelles. Unlike other wines, palm wine is not made from grapes. As its...
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Twins who graduated high school as valedictorian and salutatorian are set to do it again after 10 years
LaTonya and LaToya Harris are every parents’ dream daughters. The Texas natives share the same DNA and in 2010, they shared the same GPA as valedictorian and salutatorian of their class. Now,...
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“Life after marriage is the ultimate test of true love”- The story of Flavia and Kwadwo Benko
It’s been two years since Ghanaian British couple Flavia and Kwadwo Benko got married and though they have had extreme highs and some extreme lows, the ride has been worth it, they say. Flavia was...
