Wangari Muta Maathai, a Kenyan, founded the Green Belt Movement and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2004. She became the first African woman and the first black woman to win the Noble Peace Prize.
When Mary Eliza Mahoney, R.N. became the first professionally educated African-American nurse in 1879, she changed the trajectory of American nursing forever.
When she graduated from Oberlin College in 1862, educator Mary Jane Patterson is credited as being the first African American woman to acquire a bachelor’s degree.
Haley Taylor Schlitz hits double success after becoming the youngest law school graduate at Southern Methodist University (SMU) and the youngest black woman to graduate from law school in the United States of America at age 19. Haley Taylor Schiltz had shown worthy signs of being a talented prospect in the law field. At age
Patience Masua is unarguably the youngest parliamentarian in Africa and the youngest member of parliament in Namibia. And as a woman, this is symbolic of the progress of women. Patience Masua was born in Namibia, Gobais, Omaheke, on January 7, 1999. Her family moved to the capital of Windhoek at age 2. She had her
Mohamed N Kamara’s sterling AFCON performances have earned him a place in the football world. For his heroics and stunning saves against the desert foxes of Algeria and the Elephants of Ivory Coast, former Juventus, Paris Saint Germain and now Parma goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon has gifted the Sierra Leonean goalkeeper a signed jersey.
Emmanuel Saati, a 21-year-old Sierra Leonean innovator, has developed smart glasses and sticks for visually impaired persons to detect 0bjects, to offer those people some sense of the external environment and objects. In addition, Emmanuel Saati has also created a Food Preservation Bag for crops to develop an alternative to the storage of farm produce.
Matome Cynthia Mokgobu, 29, started a little garden in her backyard in the Limpopo village of Bochum, South Africa, five years ago. Today, she now owns a three-hectare farm where she grows spinach, butternut squash, and cabbage for local and Gauteng markets in South Africa.
Isaiah Washington, a Hollywood actor, and media personality, once compared Sierra Leonean hip-hop star Amara Dennis Turay, who goes by his stage name Kao Denero, to the legendary Notorious B.I.G.
Over the years, several historians and skeptics have subsequently debated the arrival of religion in Africa. Even though there is a school of thought that claims its existence has been in Africa since the beginning of time, accounts and sketches of history have testified to the position that Abrahamic and Islamic religion was brought into
