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In this edition of our African Hero, we spotlight John Okafor, affectionately known as “Mr. Ibu”. He has transcended the realm of entertainment to become an African hero whose legacy extends far beyond the silver screen. Born on October 17,…
In this edition of Arts and Culture, we look at the customs and social behaviors of the Lorma Ethnic group. The Lorma people reside in the Lofa County in Liberia. They are known to primarily live in mountainous regions near…
In this edition of Discovery, we explore a magnificent edifice in Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial hub. What is this structure? Let’s find out.
From aspiring presenter to technical engineer and TV director, Theodora Naa Kwarley Quartey’s story is a testament to the power of determination, resilience, and the pursuit of one’s true passion. She is our guest for today.
In this edition of Our African Hero, we celebrate Taslim Olawale Elias, a legal luminary of repute who became the first African to head the International Criminal Court of Justice at the Hague.
This edition of the Book review focuses on the novel titled: “Tomorrow I Become a Woman’’ by Awanusie Orbaordafeh. Take a listen to this review by Maryam Adamu of Albarka Radio in Bauchi, Nigeria.
In this interview, our guests will look at the dissolution of the interim government by the Guinean Junta. For the socio-political class, this move is not unexpected, considering the extent of the socio-economic crisis that has gripped the country. As…
In this edition of Street Parliament, we head to Ghana where concerns about unexplained wealth gained prominence this week after Ghanaian social media personality, Mona Faiz Montrage, widely known as Hajia4Reall, admitted guilt in a $2 million romance scam case.…
Let’s talk about what makes us unique as individuals, as West Africans and Africans at large. It is our dialect! Our mother tongue! The World on February 21 celebrated International Mother Language Day. What is it about the mother language?…
A simple yet significant monument marks the memory of Liberia’s First President in downtown Monravia’s Mamba Point District. Among the surrounds of the former Ducor Hotel is this bronze statue of Joseph Jenkins Roberts standing above a relief plate. Unlike…
ARTS & CULTURE – The Gelede Festival Annually the Gelede is held to honor the creative and mighty powers of women elders, female ancestors, and goddesses. In this edition of Arts and Culture, let’s take you to Benin Republic where…
In this edition of the book review, we will be taking a critical look at HOME GOING by Yaa Gyasi a Ghanaian-American novelist. Her novel is breathtaking and filled with emotional power that traces three hundred years in Ghana and…
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