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This Ghanaian soldier fired the first gunshot for the British Army in WWI
The Gold Coast Regiment is celebrated as being one of the bravest regiments that fought in both World Wars for the British Empire. An ensemble in 1879 as the Gold Coast Constabulary, the name of the Regiment...
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‘Confront the apostles of division and hatred who masquerade as saviours and democrats’ – Kagame cautions Africa
Kagame led a solemn walk in the streets of Kigali from the parliament to Amahoro National Stadium, the country’s national soccer stadium. Joined by foreign delegates and thousands of Rwandans. Rwanda...
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This is how the world joined Rwanda to commemorate 25 years since the genocide began
Rwanda marked 25 years since the start of the 1994 Genocide that lasted 100 days and claimed the lives of over 800,000 Tutsis. The country has from April 7 been in a state of mourning for 100 days in honour...
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South African lawyer becomes first model with albinism to cover Vogue
It might be a tough but worthwhile fight to see more black women on our timeline doing great things and being celebrated. With their latest cover, Vogue Magazine has started a new campaign to see more...
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Viral video leads to arrest of South African teacher beating nursery children
A short video of a South African nursery school teacher severely beating her student that was recorded a year ago has resurfaced and landed the teacher into big trouble with the law. Leaked on Twitter,...
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Ndaté Yalla Mbodj, the last queen of Senegal who fought off the French, Arabs and Moors
Located in what is now Senegal and parts of Mauritania, the Waalo kingdom was one of the strongest and oldest kingdoms in Senegal existing since the 11th century. Before the invasion of the Arabs, the...
