Five of Africa’s biggest ethnic groups that are truly transnational

Colonization did not allow African nations to organically form and take on identities symptomatic of a peoples’ values and history. European politicians, having arrogated to themselves the right to split the continent, also determined the future of nations in Africa. The Berlin Conference of 135 years ago set Africans on an irreversible path.

18 Most Dangerous Bridges in the World

New York Now Epicentre of Covid-19; See as Bodies are being buried in a mass grave

New York is now the epicentre of the world after the state recorded more Coronavirus infections than any country apart from the United States. The number of confirmed cases in New York state increased to 159,937 after 10,000 new infections were recorded in 24 hours. In comparison, Spain has over 152,000 cases while Italy has more than 142,000. China, which is where the Coronavirus first broke out currently has nearly 83,000 infections.

TOP 8 BEAUTIFUL DOGS IN THE WORLD

Pomeranian 

Pomeranian is a terribly active, conformable and are an extremely popular dog with its qualities and popular within the world. It comes during a wide selection of colours together with orange, lavender, sable, brindle, merle, red, chocolate and cream.

Remembering Latunde Odeku; first Black African neurosurgeon trained in the U.S.

Latunde Odeku was the first African-American neurosurgeon trained in the United States and Africa’s first neurosurgeon. Born Emmanuel Olatunde Alaba Olanrewaju Odeku on June 29, 1927, in Lagos, Nigeria, Odeku received his M.D. from the Howard University College of Medicine in 1954. The son of a Baptist deacon, Odeku obtained his preliminary education in Lagos, Nigeria, attending St. John’s School, Aroloya and later proceeded to the Methodist Boys’ High School where he took and passed the London Matriculation Examination in 1945. Odeku moved to the United States in 1947, where he would receive his undergraduate and professional medical education, graduating from Howard University with a B.S. degree in zoology in 1950.