He hoped a national ID would open doors. His missing fingerprints kept them closed
Mid-morning in Kochei village, Trans-Nzoia County, demonstrates the region’s agricultural richness with its lush corn plantations and locals crossing the...
Afrocentric Voices
“Oral Pornography,” they called it. These women call it an intimacy seminar
Lagos, Nigeria (Minority Africa) — The last place Akram wants to be today is anywhere outside his home. To get out...
Visa Inequality in Africa: Why Africans Struggle to Travel Their Own Continent
Africa is a continent celebrated for its cultural diversity, breathtaking landscapes, and rich history. Yet for Africans themselves, exploring their...
Slave Route Tourism in Africa: Healing or Exploiting History?
Across Africa, sites tied to the transatlantic slave trade, from Ghana’s Cape Coast Castle to Nigeria’s Badagry Slave Port have...
Rediscovering Africa Before the Chains: An Exclusive Conversation with Hyenmen Joseph Nyam
Hyenmen Joseph Nyam is not just a historian he is a cultural seer. A thinker and storyteller with a burning...
From Roots to Revenue
Culture is often described as the soul of a people their stories, traditions, music, fashion, food, and heritage. Yet beyond...
Foreign Aid: Help or Dependency Trap?
For decades, Africa has been the world’s largest recipient of foreign aid. Billions of dollars flow into the continent each...
LGBTQ+ Rights in Africa: Tradition, Religion, and Human Rights at a Crossroads
In many African nations today, LGBTQ+ people live in silence, fear, or exile. Laws criminalizing same-sex relationships remain in place,...
Nigerian Identity in a Globalized World
Globalization has brought the world closer together, dissolving geographical and cultural boundaries in unprecedented ways. Yet, amidst this interconnectedness, questions...
African Art Soars at International Auctions
The global art market is witnessing a dynamic shift, with African art, both contemporary and traditional, increasingly capturing the attention...
