The African Dream

Exclusive | People That Inspire Magazine Released April Edition Featuring Ariana Oluwole, Professor Mohamed K. Kamara, Zainab Sheriff, Kallum Sesay, And Others

April 12, 2022

One of Sierra Leone’s biggest digital magazines, People That Inspire Magazine, has released its April 2022 edition featuring inspiring Africans, compelling stories, and African fashionistas. This month’s edition features top models, celebrities, change-makers, and fashion stars whose unique abilities and drive to change the African narrative have been a beacon of hope for the African continent.

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“Unusual Kind of Love” – People That Inspire Magazine Releases A Valentine Special Edition

February 15, 2022

Following the trendy release of its January edition, People That Inspire Magazine has yet delivered another exciting and mouth-watering publication.

Hadi Usman: The 67-year-old Nigerian man who invented a cooking stove that runs on water

January 25, 2022

Have you ever seen a cooking stove that runs on water? Or have you heard of a 67-year-old doing the unthinkable? Well, In Gombe State, Northern region of Nigeria, a 67-year-old man named Hadi Usman has done the unthinkable by inventing a cooking stove that runs on water

African History

The Door of No Return: How 20 Million Africans Passed Through This Door As Slaves To The Americas And Europe

January 13, 2022

Goree Island, home to ‘The Door of No Return’, is a tiny 45-acre island that is located approximately 3 kilometres (2 miles) off the coast of Dakar, the capital of Senegal. The Island is home to one of the oldest sites of European settlement on the African coast, and once the center of the West African slave trade with an estimated 20 million Africans passing through the Island between 1536-1848 to work on plantations in Europe and the Americas.

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Thiaroye Massacre 1944: The killing of 300 African soldiers by the French Army

December 31, 2021

On the morning of the first day of December 1944, an unforgettable tragedy took place at the military camp of Thiaroye, a small community on the outskirts of Dakar, 300 African soldiers known as the Tirailleurs Senegalais (‘’Senegalese sharpshooters’’ from Guinea, Mali, Senegal, Burkina Faso, Chad, Benin, Gabon, Ivory Coast, Central African Republic, and Togo) were murdered in cold blood by French colonial troops after demanding payment for their military service in the second world war.

Inspiring African Stories

From selling shoes on the streets of Zambia to owning three big clothing stores – How Markford Jere Junior did it?

December 29, 2021

A young man from Zambia whose story has left social media users astounded after he shared photos of him showing his humble beginnings to where he’s now. The young man identified as Markford Jere Junior said it took him nine years to get to where he is now.

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The African Dream Featured In Feedspot Top 30 African News Website

August 25, 2021

The African Dream, a News and Media website that tells inspiring and compelling African stories and black history, featured in Feedspot Top 30 African News Website on the web alongside BBC News Africa, Africa Confidential, CNBC Africa, Business Daily Africa, Reuters Africa, The New York Times Africa and many more.

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Africa and Her Diaspora: “Harnessing Hope Beyond Limitations” – Prof PLO Lumumba USA TOUR

July 14, 2021

Professor PLO Lumumba is set to make a month tour to the United States of America and the Pacific Islands, under the theme “Harnessing Hope Beyond Limitations”.

Inspiring African Stories

The University of Lagos Has Developed A Zero-Emissions Vehicle To Eliminate Carbon Emissions

July 2, 2021

The University of Lagos (UNILAG)has developed a zero emissions vehicle. The vehicle was designed to eliminate carbon emissions associated with internal combustion engines, as well as minimise acoustic noise when in operation. The team UNILAG is test-running its Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) it initiated in 2018.

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Nigeria’s Uruemu Adejinmi has become the first black woman to be elected as a Mayor in Ireland

June 29, 2021

Nigeria’s Uruemu Adejinmi has become the first black woman to be elected as a Mayor in Ireland

The African Dream

Exclusive | People That Inspire Magazine Released April Edition Featuring Ariana Oluwole, Professor Mohamed K. Kamara, Zainab Sheriff, Kallum Sesay, And Others

“Unusual Kind of Love” – People That Inspire Magazine Releases A Valentine Special Edition

Hadi Usman: The 67-year-old Nigerian man who invented a cooking stove that runs on water

The Door of No Return: How 20 Million Africans Passed Through This Door As Slaves To The Americas And Europe

Thiaroye Massacre 1944: The killing of 300 African soldiers by the French Army

From selling shoes on the streets of Zambia to owning three big clothing stores – How Markford Jere Junior did it?

The African Dream Featured In Feedspot Top 30 African News Website

Africa and Her Diaspora: “Harnessing Hope Beyond Limitations” – Prof PLO Lumumba USA TOUR

The University of Lagos Has Developed A Zero-Emissions Vehicle To Eliminate Carbon Emissions

Nigeria’s Uruemu Adejinmi has become the first black woman to be elected as a Mayor in Ireland

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