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Nigerian Accepted into All 8 Ivy League Universities

And the trend continues.........children of African immigrants continue to excel in the United States. This year, Ifeoma White-Thorpe was accepted into all 8 Ivy League Universities and Stanford University. She was admitted to Harvard, Yale, Columbia, UPenn, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth, Princeton and…

Culture East Africa by Editor April 3, 2017

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Tanganyika in the 1930s: The Economy & African Resistance

During the 1930s, Tanganyika also felt the effects of the Great Depression. The prices of the main export crops, sisal and coffee dropped between 1930 and 1931 even as farmers were producing more. Sisal dropped from £32 a ton in 1919 down…

Central Africa Video by Editor March 31, 2017

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Dr. Mireille Twayigira: From Rwandan Refugee to Doctor at 24

Mireille Twayigira’s family fled Rwanda soon after her father was killed during the 1994 genocide. Mireille, her mother, grandfather, uncle and a handful of relatives, headed south into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), where her mother died in a refugee camp.…

Land Issues Society by Editor March 27, 2017

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Botswana’s Land Question: Khama vs Basarwa Bushmen

Khama's Campaign Against Bushmen Khama is the son of the former President of Botswana and did not just want to take on the position as an ego trip or to fill his father’s shoes but has undoubtedly proved that he is very…

Africans With Global Voices Video by Editor March 23, 2017

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Modern Day Castration: Men Kneeling for Men

The picture of the Zambian minister kneeling as he speaks to President is frightening and baffling. It is a testament to how much western values have polluted real African practices. True African leadership was never about one man being a god and…

Culture by Editor March 20, 2017

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Robert Mugabe’s War in the Democratic Republic of Congo

When the Democratic Republic of Congo's government under President Laurent Kabila was under attack from rebels, Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe decided to send troops in August 1998. Earlier in 1996, Robert Mugabe had become the chairman of the defense arm of the…

America Culture by Editor March 17, 2017

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Understanding the Past: African American Lives

In this series, Henry Louis Gates, takes eight prominent African American lives -- Dr. Ben Carson, Whoopi Goldberg, Bishop T.D. Jakes, Dr. Mae Jemison, Quincy Jones, Dr. Sara Lawrence-Lightfoot, Chris Tucker and Oprah Winfrey -- and trace their family trees, as well…

America Video by Editor March 13, 2017

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NGO Social Engineering: The New Colonialism in Africa

Ever since Africans challenged colonial powers and demanded that they govern themselves in their own affairs the West has been baffled about how to conquer Africa again. That was until they decided on a new plan called ‘NGO Social Engineering’. Instead of…

Culture East Africa by Editor March 6, 2017

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The Migration of Nilotes To Kenya

The Highland Nilotes Before the Nilotes moved to western Kenya, they lived in southwestern area of Ethiopia. The Nilotes occupied portions of what is now Kenya while another group, the Tatoga settled in northern Tanzania. Another group of Nilotes occupied parts of…