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A look at the breathtaking White Desert of Egypt
The thought of Egypt reminds many of its Great Pyramid of Giza, but there is an equally fascinating if not the most remarkable scenery in the country. It is the 300-sq-km national park of the White Desert...
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Liberian pastor, 54, charged for raping 14-year-old church member
The Dean of the Gbarnga School of Theology and Senior Pastor of the United Methodist Church in Gbarnga, Liberia Rev. Samuel Karyeah has been charged for raping a 14-year-old girl. Rev. Karyeah had been...
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One in 4 women is not free to say no to sex – UN report
Only about half the world’s women can make their own decisions on sexual consent and health care, according to the United Nations. It cautions that such limited rights stand in the way of gender...
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SheaMoisture announces $1m fund to support women of color
In the wake of the economic downturn caused by the coronavirus outbreak, SheaMoisture, the personal care brand, has announced a $1 million relief fund to help support women entrepreneurs and small...
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Barbara Jordan: first black woman elected to Congress from the South
Babara Jordan, a lawyer and a scholar was the first black African American woman to be elected to Congress from the South in 1898. She took center stage during the impeachment hearings of President Richard...
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Keanon Lowe, teacher who disarmed student receives Congressional Medal of Honor
Keanon Lowe, a football and track coach at Parkrose High School in Portland, Oreg., disarmed a suicidal student and then hugged him. For that act, Lowe is being awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor –...
