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  Albert Richardson is the Black man behind the casket-lowering device still used today

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  Inventions are proof that life would continue to get easier and easier. Throughout history, Black inventors have been kept at the far back of the history rooms. From the invention of light bulbs to the...

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  Meet Dr. Chinny Obinwanne, the woman behind the first breast milk bank in Nigeria

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  After the heart-wrenching, soul breaking and ear-shrilling pain that is as loud as it should be, the almost automatic sigh when the baby is finally out and the curvy line of a smile that develops into...

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  Ghana: Five concerts to watch out for this ‘detty’ December

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  As the year comes to an end, Christmas festivities and a general celebratory ambiance will be the center of December across the world and it will be no different in Ghana. The West African country will...

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  Ever heard of the Tata Gonda religious sect that wears sackcloth and ashes?

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  One way or the other, everyone has the desire to ensure that justice prevails or that the world as it is seen is held to some “good-like standard”. If not the desire at least at one point in...

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  This is why Ethiopia is called the cradle of mankind

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  Flying over the Big Bang Theory school of thought and Creation Story school of thought and landing in Ethiopia where all of mankind is said to have belonged to and eventually migrated from into other parts. ...

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  All about African greeting positions and how they are used

  Vanessa Calys-Tagoe

  “What’s for breakfast this morning, I just woke up and I’m hungry.” One may get away with this statement early in the morning after waking up from bed in just about any home, but...

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