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Stat shows nearly 80% of Black Doctors in the U.S. are Nigerians. Here is why that could be true.
Reports have surfaced online claiming that 77% of Black doctors in the U.S. are Nigerians. While this figure may be somewhat exaggerated, the achievements of individuals like Dr. Foyekemi Ikyaator, a Nigerian...
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A look at diversity and inclusion in international awards
It has been a long time since the quest to broaden the issue of representation in every walk of life has been raised. With every passing year and decade, there is a new wave of advocacy for the under-represented...
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10 black women who pioneered inventions
In a time black people were nothing more than slaves and women regarded as unfit for science and technology, certain women made discoveries and their inventions have become a legacy contributing to the...
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A look at Rwanda’s staggering journey to becoming a global economic superpower
The continuous rise of Rwanda’s economic profile can be likened to the ancient mythical bird, phoenix, which regenerates and starts another life cycle from its ashes. The 1994 genocide left the country...
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How the wealthy and elite influence governance in Africa
Early this year, a couple of African countries such as Malawi, Mauritania, Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa held general elections in their respective countries. It is gradually springing up in mainstream...
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5 powerful African businesswomen with global influence
This article features five African women leading business ventures that are actively contributing to the economy of their states and has earned them recognitions and a seat at the global level as they...
