By Dr Sifiso Falala | South Africa The FIFA World Cup is the world’s most prestigious tournament held after every four years with countries from all over the world competing

The President of the United States, Joe Biden has said that the U.S. government will support the African continent with over $55 billion to support health and climate adaptation.
Brandie Medina made history on Friday at St. Edward's University by becoming the first Black woman to get a PhD from the university since it was established 145 years ago.
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18-year-old Jaylen Smith has made history by becoming the youngest Black Mayor ever elected in the history of the United States of America. He won the mayor's race in Earle,
The Atlas Lions of Morocco have defeated the 2010 World Cup Champions, Spain on penalties to reach their first FIFA World Cup quarterfinals. They become the first North African country
How the world would have been if Garrett Morgan had not invented the three-light traffic system? It would have been daily chaos in our busy streets. Born to formerly enslaved
Inspiring South African entrepreneur Sibongile Manganyi-Rath went from a vegetable seller on the streets of South Africa to a multi-million-dollar business owner
Allen Chafa, a Zimbabwean innovator has developed Smart Water Tech, a real-time water quality monitoring and control system to address waterborne diseases in Zimbabwe.

When one hears of Sierra Leone, what comes to mind is the eleven years of civil war; the Ebola epidemic; the deadly landslide that killed hundreds of people; and on

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Ghanaian twin sisters, Dr. Emefa and Dr. Emenyo both graduated with a Bachelor of Dental Surgery and a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery respectively from the University of

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The red Tanzanian lake may appear beautiful and rosy in your eyes but it is one of the most mysterious and incredible places in Africa. However, Lake Natron can turn

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