The political machination of takeaway packs and how it has been used to steal the consciousness of young people. Still the same. August 12th, the day set aside for the commemoration of youth day is always met with long and boring conferences, seminars as well. But that’s not it! The assurances and promises by politicians […]
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Bantu Stephen Biko, commonly known as Steve Biko, is incontestably the pacesetter for black empowerment and vibrancy. Born on the 18th December 1946, within the conclave of his grandmother’s house in Tarkastad, Eastern Cape, the prospect couched in a Xhosa family grew up to be an African nationalist and Apartheid activist. Until his death in
Sarah Rector was born in 1902 near the black-dominated town of Taft, in the eastern portion of Oklahoma, previously identified as the Indian Territory.
Sarah Rector – The Richest Black Girl In America during the 1900s Read More »
A Sierra Leonean lecturer, Mohamed Ibrahim Justice Ganawah matches up to academic success through his passion for education and service by publishing five textbooks – an enviable record.
This article is not in any way authorized to discredit the widely commended musical delivery of Fela Kuti but to give an insight on someone who Fela Kuti seemingly considered an icon. A Sierra Leonean who sailed through funk and afrobeat with a unique style of rhythm and mix. Gerald Pine was born in Freetown,
A Sierra Leonean, Geraldo Pino is the godfather of Afro-beat, not Fela Kuti Read More »
