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Did you know that the Kwane language is gradually going into extinction? The language is spoken by the Michika people in Adamawa state, North-East Nigeria. Authorities there have expressed concern over the gradual disappearance of their language, and if steps…
In this guest interview, we head to the heart of Bakau, The Gambia, where tradition, nature, and mystery come together in one sacred place, the Kachikally Crocodile Pool. They say this is no ordinary pond. For generations, people have journeyed…
Well, just to remind you that the African culture is important because it provides a strong foundation for identity, community cohesion, and sustainable development across the continent, offering rich artistic expressions, diverse traditions, and valuable values that can contribute to…
•Malian Prime Minister, Maiga, meets with diplomatic in Bamako over ongoing fuel and security crisis. •The German government supports ECOWAS with a 49-million-euro envelope to promote regional peace and security. •Nigerian Senate Advances Bill to Replace Petrol Cars with Electric…
Standing tall in the heart of Lagos is one of Nigeria’s most iconic landmarks, the National Arts Theatre, a symbol of creativity, heritage, and the enduring spirit of African culture. Built in the 1970s, this architectural masterpiece has hosted countless…
Our African Hero for today is Ghanaian sculptor and cultural activist Kwame Akoto-Bamfo, who is gaining international recognition for his powerful work honouring the memory of enslaved Africans. Through his evocative sculptures and installations, he is sparking global conversations about…
Today, we will be reviewing a Play that showcases a divine journey, unveiling humanity’s frailty. The Play titled The Gods Are Not To Be Blamed was written by Ola Rotimi, a renowned Nigerian playwright and one of the best from…
For our feature report today, we focus on the Liberian cinema. It also refers to the filmmaking industry in Liberia. This cinema has played a significant role in Liberian culture. And for more of this, let’s take a trip to…
In this edition, we turn the pages of one of Nigeria’s most captivating short story collections — “Whispering Trees” by Abubakar Adam Ibrahim. This collection takes readers on a moving journey through human emotions — love, loss, faith, destiny, and…
Our African today is Julius Kambarage Nyerere, who served as President of the United Republic of Tanzania previously Tanganyika, from the country’s founding in 1964, until his retirement in 1985. Julius Nyerere was widely credited with impressive oratorical skills and…
In this edition of discovery, we spotlight one of Saint-Louis’s most remarkable landmarks, the Faidherbe Bridge. Standing gracefully over the Senegal River for more than a century, this iron masterpiece is far more than a simple crossing between the island…
In West Africa, children make up more than half of the population, a vital force for the region’s peace and future. Yet, many still face harsh realities like child trafficking, forced begging, early marriage, and abuse that rob them of…
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