Arts/Culture
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Melanesians, the Black islanders with natural blond hair
In the heart of the South Pacific lies a group of islands home to one of the world’s most genetically…
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Here’s why attiéké from Ivory Coast is taking over the global kitchen
Attiéké is an Ivorian national dish made from cassava, and it’s been a major part of the country’s kitchen for…
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1897 painting of Ghanaian prince on sale for €15 million
A long-lost painting by prominent Austrian artist Gustav Klimt has been rediscovered and is now on public display for the…
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Remembering Ama Ata Aidoo, Ghana’s iconic author
The late Ama Ata Aidoo was by all standards a towering figure in Ghanaian and African literature. As a Ghanaian…
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1st UN Decade for People of African Descent to close in Berlin
Germany will mark the conclusion of the first UN Decade for People of African Descent (2015-2024) with a celebratory closing…
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Pan-Africanism and its relevance in today’s global context
The Pan-Africanist movement, which emerged in the early 20th century, nurtured a powerful message of unity, self-determination, and liberation for…
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Parables Studios & Mountype publish “28th The Crossroad” illustrated book
Parables Animation Studios and Mountype Publishers have released the illustrated book of “28th The Crossroad,” based on an animation film…
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Netherlands to return over 100 stolen Nigeria’s Benin bronzes
The Netherlands says it will return more than 100 Benin Bronzes that British troops looted from Nigeria in the late…
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The historic migration of the Yorubas of Ghana from Nigeria
The historic migration of the Yoruba people from Ile-Ife has shaped Ghana’s Yoruba community through trade, faith, and family ties.…
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AU’s ECOSOCC calls on Africa to reclaim its historical narrative
The African Union (AU) Economic, Social, and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) has called on Africa to reclaim its historical narrative, rejuvenate…
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