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A Journey of Empowerment and Educational Innovation Dr. Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, an education advocate and mentor, has made a significant impact through his work as the founder of Scholarship Cafe. This global platform connects students from over 180 countries and territories to meaningful educational opportunities. In this interview, he shares insights into his academic journey, the mission behind his work, and …

A Vibrant Start to Jazzablanca’s 18th Edition Jazzablanca kicked off its 18th edition with a lively opening day on Thursday at Anfa Park, drawing music lovers into a warm and inviting atmosphere filled with food stalls, chill-out zones, and a vibrant creators’ market. The first night of the ten-day celebration concluded in a spectacular manner with British soul icon Seal …

Celebrating Tumiso’s High School Graduation: A Moment of Pride and Class Nameless and Wahu, the celebrated Kenyan musician couple, recently celebrated a significant milestone in their daughter Tumiso’s life—her high school graduation. The event was marked by elegant photos that captured the joy and pride of the family, showcasing the couple’s deep affection for their firstborn. Tumiso has been a …

The Vision of a Renowned Scholar Professor Toyin Falola, who holds the Jacob and Frances Sanger Mossiker Chair in the Humanities at the University of Texas at Austin, has made significant contributions to the field of African studies through his academic work. With over 200 books to his name, he has shaped the discourse on African history, politics, literature, and …

Countries Where Black Travellers Feel Welcomed and Celebrated For many Black individuals, travel can often be a complex experience filled with microaggressions, stares, and moments of discomfort. However, there are destinations around the world where Black travellers find themselves embraced, respected, and even celebrated for their identity and culture. These places offer a refreshing contrast to the challenges often faced …