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Zimbabwe To Build, Name $1 Billion University After Mugabe
The government of Zimbabwe has announced plans to build a $1 billion university in the name of President Robert Mugabe. Tertiary Education Minister Professor Jonathan Moyo told journalists Tuesday that...
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Lupita Nyong’o’s Father Elected Governor in Kenya
Professor Peter Anyanga Nyong’o has been elected governor of Kisumu County on the platform of the opposition National Super Alliance (NASA) coalition party. Nyong’o is the Father of Mexico-born,...
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End of The Road for Nigeria’s Former Oil Minister as Court Orders Seizure of Her $37.5M Island Property
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, Nigeria, has ordered the permanent forfeiture of a $37.5 million property on Banana Island, Lagos, which belonged to Diezani Alison-Madueke, Nigeria’s former...
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Africa’s 5 Largest Open-Air Markets
The traditional open-air market remains an enduring feature all over Africa. In most cases, they consist of makeshift stalls or booths, where traders spread out their wares for sale. Filled with vendors...
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Rapper J. Cole Takes Swipe at U.S. Criminal Justice System By Performing in Prison Jumpsuit
Rapper J. Cole recently made a political statement with his appearance onstage wearing an orange prison jumpsuit. Cole made the powerful entrance onstage for his live concert at the Barclays Center...
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8-Year-Old Roxy Getter Is Youngest Female To Scale Mt. Kilimanjaro
Roxy Getter, an 8-year-old girl from Florida, has made history by becoming the youngest girl to reach the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain. Roxy reached the summit of the 5,895...
