Top 50 Most Interesting Facts About Africa You Should Know
Here are the Top 50 Most Interesting Facts About Africa you should know
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In Memory of Dr Runoko Rashidi: The Black Historian Who Dedicated His Whole Life In Rebranding Black History
The African Dream thinks the month of August should be dedicated to the outstanding life journey of Dr. Runoko Rashidi. Therefore, we are taking this step to write about one of the greatest black people to walk this earth. The life and works of Runoko Rashidi should be highly celebrated in the course of history,
Jonathan Adagogo Green: The First Nigerian Professional Photographer Who Studied Photography From Sierra Leone
For photographers who have the knack for discovering photography icons, the name Jonathan Adagogo Green won’t sound unfamiliar. Green is widely recognized as one of Africa’s best photographers and the earliest individual to have established in the craft. Jonathan Adagogo Green was born in Bonny, present-day Rivers State, in 1873. He attended school in Lagos
Meet Cheikh Mbacke Thiam: The Senegalese man using home materials to make Afro-style sneakers
Cheikh Mbacke Thiam is a Senegalese entrepreneur and innovator. He is famous and known for his handmade local Afro-style sneakers made from household materials.
Simon Petrus: The Nambian prodigy who invented a sim-less and airtime-free phone using scraps
In 2016, Simon Petrus, a Nambian student made headlines after his invention made the news in all spheres of the continent. The prodigy invented the country’s first-ever locally made sim-less phone that does not require airtime to make calls.
Remembering Sierra Leone’s Forgotten Ebola Hero: Dr Sheik Umar Khan
Dr Sheik Umar Khan was a doctor from Sierra Leone who led the fight against the Ebola virus disease in Sierra Leone and saved more than 100 people before succumbing to the deadly disease and died aged 39.
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Meet The First African Woman To Fight In A War In The 15th Century
When the topic of battle comes into question, there is a type of misinformation as to the roles of women in conquest. It is often perceived that African women took lesser roles in wars. Well, the story of Queen Idia might interest you and shatter that notion. Queen Idia is often credited as the first
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20-year-old Sierra Leonean Innovator Mamadu Ndulador Bah Has Developed The First Locally Made Computer Power Bank In Sierra Leone
A 20 years old Sierra Leonean inventor and innovator, Mamadu Ndulador Bah, known for his fuel-free generator innovation has made history by developing the first-ever locally made computer power bank in Sierra Leone that can fully charge a computer twice before it runs out of power. He also developed a solar-powered generator that runs for 24 hours nonstop.
The Story Of Valentine Strasser, Africa’s Youngest President
When Valentine Strasser took over Sierra Leone as the country’s Head of State three days after his 25th birthday, he set a record for the youngest Head of State in history. Capt. Valentine Strasser rose to prominence as one of six equally young fellow officers who led the military coup that ousted Ex-President Joseph Saidu Momoh on April 29, 1992.
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Meet Kimani Maruge: The Oldest Person To Ever Enroll In Primary School
It is never too late after all. There might be years wasted but no mistake is too great to bounce back. Kimani Maruge is a prime example. If you ask me why Kimani Maruge is worth knowing, it will be based on the simple fact that he portrayed the notion that knowledge and education know
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