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The 1928 assassination of a Ghanaian prophetess who moved to the U.S. to return blacks to Africa
In 1918 after supposedly receiving a vision from God to move to the United States and help the African-African community return to the promised land of Africa, Laura Adorkor Kofi left everything in Ghana...
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Kenyan director of banned LGBTQ movie Rafiki gets huge Hollywood deal
Prolific game-changing Kenyan filmmaker and director Wanuri Kahiu has just been handed a huge deal which would see her direct not one but two bigscreen Hollywood movies under Universal Studios. News first...
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See the world’s smallest church in Uganda that only accommodates three
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the smallest chapel in the world can be found on the Niagara River close to Niagara-on-the-Lake in Canada. Known as the Living Water Wayside Chapel, it...
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Meet the pioneer civil rights activist who was shunned because he was gay
As a pivotal leader and advocate of civil rights, gays, lesbians and peace, Bayard Rustin suffered segregation, violence, beatings, arrests, threats and disrespect not only because of his fight for the...
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Captivating photos of the rare elephant with the longest tusk taken before she died
Kenya is slowly gaining the interest of several wildlife elephant photographers as it is being noted as the home to several unique species that have not been spotted in years or have been considered extinct....
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Meet the uncelebrated black architect who designed Duke University and parts of Harvard
One of the most sidelined American architects is African American architect Julian Francis Abele who is noted to have designed several important buildings including one of the world’s most prestigious...
