Category Archives: Culture
A brief walk into the lives of the Ika tribe
The Ika people, often confused as Igbo, are native to the Delta and Edo states
May
Africa’s Cultural Heritage Threatened By Climate Change
Africa Day celebrates independence, freedom from colonialism, and looking forwards to a peacful and thriving
May
Africa Day: Virtual events across Ireland to celebrate Africa Day 2021
Africa Day (25 May) will be celebrated online this year 2021, with virtual events taking
May
United African People, Bogobiri Dish Up For Variety Show For 2021 Africa Day
United People of Africa (UPA) and the Bogobiri House are ready for the 2021 Africa
May
African Student Lamy reflects on the intersection of Black culture and architecture
Recent graduate Jennifer Lamy studied alongside assistant professor Germane Barnes, who is well known for
May
Around the World: Nigerian woman Kelechi speaks on how a journey to Tanzania saved her life
We can’t travel everywhere but we can see the world through the eyes of others.
May
Fulani: A brief walk into the origin and lifestyle of this beautiful people
With an estimated amount of 20-25 million, they are believed to come from North Africa
May
Origins of Black Food Culture Retraced by Netflix’s ‘High on the Hog’
Host Stephen Satterfield on the importance of understanding food origins, the Black food movement, and
May
A brief walk into the lives of one of the world’s most ancient people: Ijaw Culture
Being the first to find a settlement in the Lower Niger and Niger Delta, it
May
Asmat tribe: The cannibalistic people who use human skulls as pillows
The Asmat tribe is the world’s most famous cannibalistic tribe and the mere mention of
May
Around the World: The self-discovery that is in every journey
We can’t travel everywhere but we can see the world through the eyes of others.
May
Arts & Culture: Lowcountry Juneteenth Celebrates African-American Holiday
Lowcountry Juneteenth is hosting its inaugural celebratory week of educational and entertainment events June 14-20
May