Bridgerton star Regé-Jean Page has been named the most handsome man in the world, according to new scientific research.
Rita Ora finally confirms she's married to Taika Waititi
Rita Ora has finally confirmed she’s a married woman after secretly tying the knot with Taika Waititi last year. Rumours have swirled for months that Rita, 32, and Taika, 47, had quietly married after they were spotted wearing rings on their left hand.
Afghanistan indefinitely bans female students from sitting for university entrance exam
The Taliban-run Ministry of Higher Education in Afghanistan has ordered private universities not to allow female students to sit for university entrance exams next month, placing more strongholds on its anti-women education stand.
Ever heard of the Tata Gonda religious sect that wears sackcloth and ashes?
One way or the other, everyone has the desire to ensure that justice prevails or that the world as it is seen is held to some “good-like standard”. If not the desire at least at one point in time people wish for the very unjust world to have a semblance of justice.
The story of ‘the three wise men of Lagos
Ideally, a plate reading the words ‘welcome to LA’ or whichever place one is driving to is the unofficial welcome address from any city, but in Africa, culture does this welcome differently.
The mystery of Oguta Lake: where two rivers meet but do not mix
In Nigeria, West Africa is Oguta Lake, a lean “Finger Lake,” created when alluvium was used to dam the lower Njaba River. It is the biggest natural lake in Imo State, southeast Nigeria, and is located in the Niger Delta’s tropical rainforest.
Everything you need to know about the sacred Antogo fishing ritual of Mali
Rituals are characteristic of most cultures. They are passed down from generation to generation. Different actions explain why some rituals are sacred while others may not.
All about African greeting positions and how they are used
“What’s for breakfast this morning, I just woke up and I’m hungry.” One may get away with this statement early in the morning after waking up from bed in just about any home, but not African.
The powerful story behind the jazz funerals of New Orleans
New Orleans is the jazz mecca of the world. Since the 1800s when jazz music originated in gatherings by enslaved Blacks in Congo Square, an outdoor space in New Orleans, the art form has spread through every aspect of culture in the city.
10 important life lessons to learn from African hunters
African tribes have long been known for their hunting skills and deep connection with the natural world.
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