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5000-year-old communal grave in Kenya is proof that ‘every one in society was valued’
Kenyan herders lived peacefully with no social segregation, a grave aged 5000 years old discovered in Kenya revealed. The gravesite, located near Lake Turkana revealed that everything people thought about...
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The heroic Hawa Abdi, one of Somalia’s first female obstetricians who saved thousands during the civil war
The civil war in Somalia in the 1990s dealt a hard hand on many natives. Those who were able to flee, left the country looking for better lives. Those who stayed back were forced to survive on almost...
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Meet the only woman among 25 men willing to succeed Kabila in troubled DR Congo
As the Democratic Republic of Congo is heading to the polls, only one woman out of the 25 candidates submitted her name and was approved by the country’s elections commission, Independent National...
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From a small British town to the capital of Guyana, Georgetown turns 175 years old
When the British took over the South American colony of Demerara-Essequibo from the Dutch in 1781, they chose to establish a small town that would become the capital city of Guyana in 1843. Originally...
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Four things to know about Haiti’s new prime minister, Jean-Henry Ceant
Haiti nominated prime minister, Jean-Henry Ceant is set to replace former head of government, Guy Lafontant, who had resigned following violent protests against the government’s increase of...
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Mystery solved: this is how the world’s oldest cheese found in Egypt would taste like
What scientists have termed as the oldest cheese in the world has been found in Egypt and is 3,200 years old. One of the most vital questions about the cheese was whether it was palatable. Well, it is...
