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African culture is expressed in its arts and crafts, folklore and religion, clothing, cuisine, music and languages. Expr...
04/10/2026

African culture is expressed in its arts and crafts, folklore and religion, clothing, cuisine, music and languages. Expressions of culture are abundant within Africa, with large amounts of cultural diversity being found not only across different countries but also within single countries.

These are the stories I want Western media to talk about too.Don't only tell us about African leaders who refuse to foll...
01/10/2026

These are the stories I want Western media to talk about too.

Don't only tell us about African leaders who refuse to follow Western interests. Tell us about what European governments and companies did across Africa.

Tell us about the massacres. The forced labour. The stolen land. The extraction of African resources. The violence used to maintain colonial rule.

And then explain why Africans are expected to forget all of that while being lectured about how we should run our own countries.

Africa does not need Western media to decide which parts of our history are worth remembering.

Happy 66th Independence Day to Nigeria🇳🇬 The Giant of Africa❤️
01/10/2026

Happy 66th Independence Day to Nigeria🇳🇬

The Giant of Africa❤️

The ancient Africans had myths and beliefs that some are still present today, one being the scary owl, in Kenya 🇰🇪   the...
30/09/2026

The ancient Africans had myths and beliefs that some are still present today, one being the scary owl, in Kenya 🇰🇪 the Kalenjin community, we call it Sugurut or Kipyugit, we believe that it is a sign of bad omen and it causes misfortunes.

If it's sported in the village then the whole village would chase it deep into the forest and its voice alone is enough to bring everybody to a panic mode.

If it patches on a tree or a house, that tree or house was to be burnt down completely. Its appearance signifies dęath or serious iIIness. We believe they are messengers of sorcerers and wizards and used mainly for wıtchcraft.

What do you call it in your language and the myth around it in your community,

Burkina Faso has officially inaugurated its first national gold refinery, marking a decisive shift toward economic sover...
29/09/2026

Burkina Faso has officially inaugurated its first national gold refinery, marking a decisive shift toward economic sovereignty and resource control. As Africa’s fourth-largest gold producer, the country historically exported unrefined bullion, losing substantial fiscal value and industrial opportunities abroad.

This state-backed facility processes domestically mined ore to capture higher profit margins, generate skilled local employment, and curb illicit cross-border smuggling.

By refining its mineral wealth within its own borders, Burkina Faso significantly boosts state revenues and lays the foundation for genuine domestic mineral value addition.

The Kingdom of Aksum dominated the Horn of Africa between the 1st and 6th centuries CE, standing alongside Rome, Persia,...
29/09/2026

The Kingdom of Aksum dominated the Horn of Africa between the 1st and 6th centuries CE, standing alongside Rome, Persia, and China as a global superpower.

Centered across modern Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Yemen, Aksum capitalized on its strategic crossroads connecting the Red Sea, Mediterranean, and Indian Ocean. Through its premier port of Adulis, merchants traded African ivory, frankincense, and myrrh for luxury metals and w**e from Greek, Roman, and Indian merchants.

Aksum amassed immense wealth by levying lucrative trade tariffs, fueling an era of grand stone architecture, monumental stelae, and sophisticated coinage that symbolized its imperial power.

President John Dramani Mahama sharply criticized the terms of the controversial Ghana–US military cooperation agreement,...
28/09/2026

President John Dramani Mahama sharply criticized the terms of the controversial Ghana–US military cooperation agreement, framing it as an affront to national sovereignty.

He condemned provisions granting US authorities unilateral access and exemptions, notably pointing out clauses that bypass local regulatory oversight. By barring Ghana's Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) from inspecting imported US medical supplies, the deal stripped local institutions of vital oversight.

President Mahama described the agreement as deeply humiliating, arguing that yielding domestic control over medical scrutiny and sensitive citizen data reduces a sovereign republic to a subordinate partner in diplomatic arrangements.

This statement aligns directly with legislative moves by Traoré's government to reinstate the death penalty which Burkin...
28/09/2026

This statement aligns directly with legislative moves by Traoré's government to reinstate the death penalty which Burkina Faso had previously abolished in 2018-specifically targeting crimes related to high treason, terrorism, and espionage.

"I know the wh!tes wish to kill me in order to take my country, and yet you claim that they will help me to organise my ...
27/09/2026

"I know the wh!tes wish to kill me in order to take my country, and yet you claim that they will help me to organise my country. But I find my country good just as it is. I have no need of them. I know what is necessary for me and what I want. I have my own merchants. Consider yourself fortunate that I do not order your head to be cut off. Go away now, and above all, never come back.”

Wobogo, the Moro Naaba, king of the Mossi a sub Tribe of the DAGBON Empire., said to the French General Restenave in 1895.

Nobody hates Black people as much as Arab people do.Indians and Chinese are leaner.Go read Fisayo’s “Europe Through the ...
26/09/2026

Nobody hates Black people as much as Arab people do.

Indians and Chinese are leaner.

Go read Fisayo’s “Europe Through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea” story.

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