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Netherlands to Return Stolen 18th Century Crown to Ethiopia after Refugee Hid it for 21 Years

Hidden for 21 years in a Dutch flat, an 18th Century Ethiopian crown finally heads home. The crown was stolen from the East African country dubbed the horn of Africa, which is a rugged, landlocked split country split by the...

Meet Saint Bakhita, The Sudanese Slave Who was made a Catholic Saint in 1992

Meet Saint Bakhita, The Sudanese Slave Who was made a Catholic Saint in 1992 Saint Josephine Bakhita was born around 1869 in Darfur, Sudan. She was captured by slave-traders at the age of nine, forcibly converted to Islam and sold...

U.S. Museum finally Returns Stolen Gold Coffin of Ancient Egyptian Priest Worth $4m

An ancient golden coffin worth $4 million, which is believed to have been looted from Egypt and sold to the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met) in New York City, has been returned to its home in a ceremony...

One Third of Africans Studying in U.S. Are Nigerians – US Embassy Official

About one-third of African students studying in the U.S. are Nigerians, an official said on Wednesday. The Cultural Affairs Officer of the U.S. Embassy in Nigeria, Malia Heroux, made this known during an education fair for Nigerian students seeking...

Top 10: Best Places to Invest in Africa in 2020, According to RMB study

South Africa’s Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) has just published the 9th edition of its “Where to invest in Africa” report which ranks the most attractive destinations for investment on the continent in 2020. While the most attractive economies remain broadly...

Meet the Mundari People of South Sudan who Bathe in Urine of Cows to Prevent Infections

The Mundari people are a small ethnic group of South Sudan and one of the Nilotic peoples. The group like the Fulani tribes, are very cattle-oriented: cattle serves as food, a form of currency and a mark of status. Marriages...

Nigerian Woman Scoops Prestigious Engineering Award in Scotland

Nigerian PhD student Zahrah Ibrahim has landed a prestigious engineering award in Scotland. Zahrah's impeccable engineering efforts were recognized by the University of Aberdeen School of Engineering. In a post on Facebook, the university said, "The School of Engineering would like...

Tanzania’s Zanzibar Begins Registration of Traditional Healers

In Tanzania’s Zanzibar region, traditional healers are being registered by authorities keen to regulate the practitioners who treat everything from depression to hernias. About 340 healers have been registered with their toolkits of herbs, holy scriptures and massages, in accordance...

Zambian Banker Suspended for Allegedly Sleeping with Over 200 Men While Promising them Jobs

A Zambian Bank worker has been suspended for allegedly sleeping with over 200 men while promising them jobs. The men are reported to be both clients and job seekers, most of whom she lured into bed after promising them jobs...

Kenya Bans Foreigners From Adopting Local Children

Kenya has banned foreigners from adopting local children and will work toward a new policy governing the process, the presidency said on Thursday. The move follows that of neighboring Ethiopia, which also stopped adoption of children by foreigners in 2018,...

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The 1908 Springfield Race Riot That Unleashed Terror on African Americans

In August 1908, Springfield, Illinois, a city hailed as the home of Abraham Lincoln, erupted into a storm of...
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