A toddler and a six-year-old boy have been married off to a dog after the pair started to grow teeth through their upper gums which are considered to be a "bad omen."
Estonia’s new two-party coalition government has been sworn in with the first-ever female prime minister since the nation regained independence in 1991.
A woman in Brazil has been arrested for killing her own young daughter. Josemaria Gomes da Silva, 30, killed her daughter by gouging out her eyes before cutting out and eating her tongue.
A naked man was seen strolling through central London. People were left shocked when the naked man was seen walking towards Bloomsbury Square Gardens "completely unphased" by stares on Sunday afternoon, Jan 24.
Authorities in China have introduced anal swabs as a new type of coronavirus test that could detect the virus more accurately as they struggle to contain rising infections ahead of the Lunar New Year celebrations.
Nigerian novelist, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, has said that she doesn’t attend the Catholic churches in Nigeria because activities became “way too much” about money, fundraising, and thanksgiving.
Former CNN presenter, Larry King, has died at the age of 87. King conducted an estimated 50,000 interviews throughout a career that spanned six decades.
Sara Coulibaly grew up playing with light-skinned dolls, and even as an adult, the idea of still seeing such dolls on shelves in Ivory Coast was unsettling to her, especially when Black people are claiming their roots now more than ever.
The Kenyan government has launched a war against Chinese nationals engaging in businesses reserved for locals. The recent crackdown was at a brothel in the capital Nairobi where 15 Chinese nationals were arrested.
22-year-old Amanda Gorman is now the youngest poet to recite her original poem at a presidential inauguration and the sixth poet to perform at an inauguration following in the footsteps of other great poets like Maya Angelou and Robert Frost.
Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country and where one can find more Black people than in any other country on the planet, has a uniquely complicated colonial history.
There has been a fierce debate over the Africanness of Maghrebian North Africans as well as Libyans and Egyptians, for close to a century. One of the key drivers of this debate is their appearance.
The implications of considering one human being as another’s property in bona fide, are a myriad of moral, psychological, political, and economic topics that many would rather avoid talking about.