This is painful. It is painful because South Africa was once a symbol of African unity and resistance against oppression.

Let me be unequivocal here: xenophobia is a betrayal of African unity. It is a sickness born of poverty, inequality and government failure, but its victims are our African brothers and sisters.

Contemporary artists such as LaMont Hamilton have explored the dap as more than just a physical gesture, treating it as a ...

By Emma NjokuA nongovernmental organisation (NGO) based in Delta State recently hosted the African Festival of Cultures and Empowerment (AFCE), an event that brought together culture, creativity and ...

Bamako, early 2022. The French ambassador has just been declared persona non grata. Soldiers from Operation Barkhane are packing up. In the streets of the Malian capital, protest follows protest, ...

In a ceremony at the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia, organizers launched African Heritage Month on Tuesday, which has the theme “Strength in Unity: Moving Forward with Purpose, Prosperity, ...