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Jamaica to cut down sugar in schools as a response to growing obesity crisis
Schools in Jamaica will soon cease to serve and sell sugary drinks to pupils as part of Ministry of Health’s new protocol to control the rising obesity crisis in the country. The new law is part...
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Yes! She is just a 28-year-old black woman but owns a McDonald’s franchise
While 28-year-olds are struggling to find a career path that best suits their desires, Jade Colin has made history as the youngest black woman to own a McDonald’s franchise in the United States....
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China’s love letter to Rwanda before its complete invasion [READ]
China is deepening its stronghold of Africa with the visit of President Xi Jinping who is in Rwanda for a two-day visit to cement the “lasting friendship” which has made China the East African...
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The weird red lake in Tanzania that turns animals into stone statues
Lake Natron in northern Tanzania is described as one of the world’s weirdest lakes for its red colour due to volcanic activities and its incredibly high level of alkaline with a pH as high as 10.5....
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Crazy obsession with witchcraft and magic leaves African children in harm’s way
Why will anyone be so poor and vulnerable but still called a witch or wizard because of the misfortunes that befall the person? This is the exact situation of some children and old women in northern Ghanaian,...
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This African country drafted and enforced a modern-day constitution in 1931
Early on in Hailie Selassie’s time as ruler of Ethiopia, he introduced the country’s first constitution, which allowed for a bicameral, or two-house, ruling body on July 16, 1931. The constitution...
