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In this edition of Our Woman of the day, we celebrate Liberia’s Sara Bey Solow Nyanti, the first Liberian woman to co-host the global Women Political Leadership forum in the European Parliament and engage the President of the Parliament. She…
We cannot help but appreciate the beauty of African arts and culture as they open our eyes to enriching perspectives on the diverse and unique way of life of the African people. In this segment, we head to Osun State,…
In this edition, we are discovering the invention of a water bicycle by 27-year-old Isaac Commey. This is the first of such inventions in Liberia and West Africa. The cycle was developed from scraps and metals collected from garbage sites.
In this segment of the Guest Interview, we will speak to Madam Cecelia Cuffy Brown, a reputable character in Liberian society who is said to have stood her ground against corruption and ills. She has served her country in several…
In this edition of Woman of the Day where we honor great African women who have been instrumental in shaping the African society and are a vital force for development in the continent, we celebrate Chief Elizabeth Abimbola Awoliyi. She…
National Croissant Day commemorated annually on January 30, is the perfect time to channel your inner Parisian baker and say yes to those buttery treats. While Croissant is known as a French specialty, the croissant originated in Austria under the…
In this edition of our African Hero, we embark on a journey into the life and legacy of Amon Kotei, a visionary artist and designer of Ghana’s Coat of Arms. Kotei was a prolific artist who explored various mediums, including…
In this edition of the daybreak challenge, Lydia Kembabazi, a human rights lawyer in Uganda takes the hot seat. What is she telling us about herself? Let’s find out.
Triggers are a normal part of life but what’s important is how you react to them. Do you give in to your emotions? Well, perhaps you get angry, and that is fine, after all, you are only human but are…
Now Participating in an election in a male dominant society like Liberia, is a difficult task for females engaged in politics; which has resulted in a downward trend of women’s political participation despite producing Africa’s first woman-elected head of state—Ellen…
Today, we will be heading to a community named Igbo Ora nicknamed “The Twin Capital of the World” in Oyo State, South West of Nigeria. It is called the ‘Twin Capital of the World’ because no town or single community…
Nigerian singer Damini Ogulu, known as Burna Boy, will perform at the 2024 GRAMMYs on Sunday, February 4 at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, US. The Recording Academy announced on Monday, January 22, that the ‘City Boy’ crooner Burna Boy,…
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