#AfricanArt: South African artist Esther Mahlangu aims to preserve her culture through art
81-year-old Esther Nikwambi Mahlangu has been painting since she was 10 years old and is known for bold, large-scale artworks
Upcycling initiative provides protection, jobs for the homeless in South Africa
Survival is no easy feat for homeless people in South Africa, even on warm summer nights. Street Sleeper, a Cape
Ugandans leading pork eaters in Africa
The people of Uganda have been named as the biggest pork consumers in Africa and second globally. According to the
Giraffe under threat, facing extinction
An alarm has been raised on the vulnerability of the Giraffe due to a deep decline of the species over
Head of Gambian army pledges allegiance to President-elect Barrow
There is hope for a peaceful change of power in the tiny West –African country, Gambia, after the country’s army
Lesotho plans to diversify its economy through fruit farming
Lesotho wants to diversify its economy through fruit farming, breaking away from its reliance on the textile sector. The country
First Somali-American lawmaker faces “Islamophobic threats” in Washington
Ilhan Omar, the United States’ first Somali-American legislator faced “Islamophobic” harassment by a cab driver as she left policy discussions
Virtual learning heralds a new era of education in South Africa
We all know that school can be a drag sometimes. If you’re a parent who doesn’t care much for traditional
China’s top court rules in Michael Jordan’s favor in trademark case
China’s highest court has ruled in favor of former basketball star Michael Jordan in a long-running trademark case relating to
Kenya: Oldest black rhino at Lewa Conservancy dies at 42
Solio, the oldest black rhino at the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya has died at the age of 42. The