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Togolese lawmakers ‘gift’ president 10 more years to stay in power until 2030
In the past two years, the French-speaking West African country of Togo has been hit with series of anti-government protests against the over 50-year rule of the Gnassingbe family since a 1967 coup which...
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Only two days in the world, mixed-race British royal baby has been called a monkey
The newly born British royal baby, Master Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, son of Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex and his biracial American wife, Duchess Meghan Markle, has faced his first dose of...
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Closing the racial wealth gap or maintaining the old order, South Africans decide
The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree. This proverb would only make sense if the populist Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party led by firebrand Julius Malema wins the May 8 presidential and provincial...
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How this enslaved African from Mozambique became Japan’s first black Samurai
The transatlantic slave trade perpetrated by Europeans from the 16th century blessed Japan reportedly with its first black man who rose through the elite ranks to make history as the country’s first...
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The journey of an Egyptian doctor who backpacked to 9 African countries in 120 days
One lucky traveller is Egyptian doctor Ahmed Abdelkader who backpacked around the continent for 120 days in 9 countries and contributed to the establishment of an NGO to promote healthcare and education...
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The forgotten radical black liberation fighters who are still in jail after 40 years
It was all radical and bloody in the 1970s when the black liberation fighters struggle was at its peak in the United States. The violence was spurred by the incessant racism and disregard of the rights...
