Why The Fishes In Inachalo River In Kogi State, Nigeria Are Forbidden To Eat
One of Nigeria’s most mysterious and wonderful places is the Inachalo River in Kogi State. The natives believe the place […]
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Job Maseko: The South African World War Two Hero Who Sank A German Ship With Bomb Made From Milk-Can
Job Maseko was a South African soldier during World War II, who sank a German Ship with a bomb made
VaDoma: “the ostrich tribe” residing in Zimbabwe
The Doma or VaDoma also known as Dema, are a tribe living in the Kanyemba region in the north of Zimbabwe, especially in the Urungwe and Sipolilo districts around the basins of Mwazamutanda River, a tributary of the Zambezi River Valley.
8 reasons why studying the leadership style of Thomas Sankara should be mandatory for African leaders
A Pan-Africanist and undisputably one of the greatest African leaders of our time, Thomas Isidore Noël Sankara carved out a
Anguish of a mother: A tale of mama Sierra Leone
My name is Sierra Leone, I am thousands of years old but many know me as a 61-old-year woman, which I am not too happy with. I am a mother of many wonderful children; some I’m proud of some I am not. Don’t get me wrong, I love them all. My name, Sierra Leone, is not my real name though.
Fake PhD Scandal: Sierra Leone’s IG of Police With ‘Fake PhD’ Under Fire
A Facebook user by the name of Dr John Idris Lahai has brought to the attention of the Sierra Leonean populace the academic fraud by the country’s Inspector General of Police, Mr. Ambrose Michael Sovula. In the Facebook post by Dr John Idris Lahai, the Inspector General of Police who is said to be a PhD holder is not a PhD holder and his honorary doctorate degree was conferred to him by a so-called Africa Graduate University, a non-existent university is FAKE!
Gbenga Adewoyin – The 24-Year-Old Nigerian Atheist Challenging The Existence Of Juju In Nigeria
The belief in African spirituality has been an age-old activity for many people in Africa. During the olden days, our
A Look Into Rwanda’s Ban On The Importation Of Second Hand Clothing (Junks) – A Guide For Africa’s Indigenous Clothing Industry
In what seemed like an urgent action to protect its promising indigenous clothing and textiles industry, Rwanda courageously assigned the
My Personal Experience At Connaught Hospital – How It Almost Contributed To A Potential Blindness
Note: This account is in no way directed to hinder the reputation of the hospital or its workers. For what’s
Central Africans Rally In Support Of Russia
It seems like not everyone is subjectively toeing the line of the “I stand with Ukraine” slogan. The dynamics are
