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  Rihanna’s comeback with ‘Lift Me Up’ was everything we hoped for

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  After six years, music superstar Rihanna made her musical comeback by releasing her first track, “Lift Me Up,” for Ryan Coogler’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. The award-winning singer’s...

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  The dangerous Donga fighting ritual of Ethiopia where men compete in little to no clothing to get a wife

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  Traditions and customs are typically specific to a society or community. They give community members a unique background and story. Young people in the community benefit from the security, routine, and...

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  Remembering Dele Giwa, the trailblazing journalist killed by a letter bomb

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  The title “journalist” calls on you to be incredibly honest and, more significantly, impartial in how you conduct yourself throughout the journalist’s office. In order for citizens to...

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  Luxurious facts about the wealthiest king in Nigeria

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  Fredrick Obateru Akinruntan is a Nigerian monarch and the traditional head of Ugbo Kingdom, a town in Ilaje Local Government, Ondo State, southwest Nigeria. He is known as the wealthiest monarch in Nigeria...

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  The unfair beauty standards given to Black women

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  Negative preconceptions about Black women’s beauty persist in the 21st century, especially since the advent of social media, magazines, newspapers, and even television, all of which tend to set unrealistically...

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  Meet Ghana’s Samira Mohammed Ibn Moro, who just made history at St Antony’s College, Oxford

  Deborah Dzifa Makafui

  Samira Mohammed Ibn Moro has become the first-ever DAC Scholarship recipient to St Antony’s at Oxford university. The St Antony’s DAC Scholarship, established by the Governing Board of Oxford...

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