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Ghanaians are the hardest working immigrants in the US, according to a Bloomberg Poll
Immigration continues to be a hot-button issue causing debates spanning all over the globe. The argument being made for halting emigration from certain countries include an increase in violence assumed...
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Rose Hart, the little-known African woman who represented Ghana at the 1964 Olympics and became a national hero
In the 1964 Olympic Games held in Tokyo, a 22-year-old relatively unknown athlete named Rose Hart competed in the hurdling, sprint and discus throw categories. She didn’t earn any...
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8 Black celebrities who had children while they were teenagers
Being a parent is a tough job. It requires selflessness, sacrifice and loss of some personal freedoms. Such a position when coupled with another difficult one – celebrity – can be quite...
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Teacher charged with killing 13-yr-old Jamaican student after ‘sexual affair’ and soaking body in acid
27-year-old Sanju Maharaj, a Trinidadian teacher living in Jamaica is facing a murder charge after the remains of his former 13-year-old student, Shanoya Wray was found soaking in a bathroom tub filled...
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These two islands are poised to be the first from the Caribbean to use cryptocurrency
The Barbados-based fintech company called Bitt Inc. has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Central Bank of Curaçao and Sint Maarten (CBCS) regarding a possible establishment of...
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How Afro-Brazilian slaves of Yoruba descent settled in Ghana following the 1835 Great Revolt in Bahia
The Agudas or Tabom people of Ghana are Afro-Brazilians of Yoruba descent who resettled in Ghana as slave returnees in the 19th Century. They are identifiable as they commonly have surnames like de Amorin,...
