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Ivy League Grads Create a Unique and Elite African Dating Experience
Already profiled by prestigious sites such as Forbes Africa and CP-Africa, it is clear that Tunde Kehinde and Yaw Boateng are succeeding in creating an experience that is completely unique. These friends...
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Hip Hop Pioneer, Q-Tip, and QuestLove & Black Thought of Legendary Hip-Hop Group, The Roots, Trace African Ancestral Roots
It is always wonderful to see African Americans on a quest to trace their African ancestral roots. Not only is it a great acknowledgement of their affiliation with Africa, it is also refreshing to see...
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Casting of Thandie Newton in Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Critically Acclaimed “Half of a Yellow Sun” Creates Controversy
When Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie published her second book Half of a Yellow Sun in 2006, she probably didn’t all the acclaimation and appraisal that the book has recieved. After all, she was still a...
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Five African Celebrities Who Are Global Brand Ambassadors
You might see them on your TV Screens or on various products, but you might have not known that these product ambassadors are from the motherland. Lets take a look at some of the most in demand Global...
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Ntozake Shange’s Experimental Play, “For Colored Girls,” Adapted for Nigerian Theater
On December 29 and 30, 2011 at the Muson Center in Lagos, Nigeria, one of the most talked-about and important plays of cultural significance was adapted for the Nigerian theater. African-American award-winning...
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CNN’s African Voices profiles Andile Ndlovu, South African Ballet Dancer Defying Racial and Gender Stereotypes
Twenty-three year old Andile Ndlovu is a rarity: he is a black South African male ballet dancer. Before his amazing success, stringing those words together was never done. As a black man in South Africa,...
