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5 Interesting And Sad Facts You Never Knew About Slavery

Did you know that during the dark era, slavers did all they could to justify the practice of slave trade, including creating a dedicated Slave Bible. In the Slave Bible, Passages that could have prompted rebellion were removed, And...

Nigerian writer Lesley Nneka Arimah Wins 2019 Caine Prize

British-born Nigerian Writer Lesley Nneka Arimah has won the 20th edition of the Caine Prize for African Writing for her short story ‘Skinned'. Her satirical short story Skinned focuses on the challenges faced by women in African societies still dominated...

West Africans Constitute 40% of 70 Million Global Refugees

The Secretary General of ECOWAS Parliament, Mr John Azumah, has said that 40 per cent of the total 70 million refugees in the world are drawn from the 16 West African nations with Boko Haram insurgency displacing 1.2 million...

Meet Sarah Rector, the 11-Year-Old Who Became the Richest Black Girl in America in 1913

Sarah Rector was an African American member of the Muscogee Nation, best known for being the "Richest Colored Girl in the world" or the "Millionaire girl a member of the race". Born as the daughter of freedmen in 1902, Sarah...

Top 10 Most Expensive Divorce Settlements in History, 2019

This is an updated list of the most expensive divorce settlements history. 10. Mel Gibson and Robyn Moore Divorce Year: 2006 Settlement: $425 million The nearly half-a-million-dollar settlement between actor Mel Gibson and Robyn Moore remains the largest Hollywood divorce payout in history. The...

Christians are the Most Persecuted Religious Group in the World, Study Reveals

One third of the world suffers from religious persecution, and Christians as the most persecuted of religious groups, are at risk of disappearing, new study reveals. One third of the world suffers from religious persecution, and Christians as the most...

California Bans Discrimination Against Afro, Dreadlocks, Cornrows and Other Natural Hairstyles

California on Wednesday became the first US state to ban racial discrimination based on hairstyle, passing a law to ensure afros and dreadlocks can be worn at all schools and offices. The law is primarily aimed at protecting the rights...

King Tut Sculpture Sold at British Auction House for £4.7m Despite Egypt’s Protest

A 3,000-year-old sculpture of Tutankhamun was yesterday auctioned off by UK-based Christie's auction house for nearly $6 million, despite Cairo calling on the UK government to stop the sale. Egypt claimed the relic was illegally taken from the country. UK-based...

50 American Tourists Visit Benin in a Bid to Trace their Origin

Fifty African American tourists, who are in Benin City, Edo State capital, to trace their ancestral roots, have visited the Palace of the Omo N’Oba N’Edo Uku Akpolokpolo, the Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II. While welcoming the tourists, Oba...

Frozen Body of Stowaway Falls 3,500ft From Kenya Airways Plane in London

The city of London woke up on Sunday to an unusually frightening scene after reports of a suspected stowaway on board a Kenya Airways plane headed to London fell into a residential garden. The man, who is reported to have...

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Annice: The Enslaved Woman Who Drowned Her Children to Deprive Her Master of Future Slaves

On August 23, 1828, Annice became the first enslaved woman known to be executed in Missouri. She was hanged...
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