Lifestyle
Love in the Workplace: Navigating Office Romance
By Tunde Alabi It often begins innocently—a shared laugh in the group chat, a glance that lingers a little too long during a meeting. Suddenly, […]
Month: February 2026
Arts & Culture
Trax Apparel: Taking African Streetwear to Ghana
By Olumide Adebayo Since its founding in 2019, Trax Apparel has been reshaping the narrative of African streetwear. With bold designs, cultural storytelling, and a […]
Arts & Culture
No Straight Lines, No Fixed Light: Mary-Jane Ohobu and the Poetics of Contrast
By Kelechi Adesina Mary-Jane Ohobu is not an artist who follows straight lines or fixed paths. Her work thrives in the tension between shadow and […]
Media & Entertainment
Lewis Hamilton Responds to Kim Kardashian Dating Rumors
Formula 1 legend Lewis Hamilton has addressed questions about his private life following speculation that he is romantically involved with Kim Kardashian. The rumors began […]
Media & Entertainment
50 Cent Fires Back at Katt Williams
Rapper and producer 50 Cent has responded to comedian Katt Williams after Williams joked about the shape of his head during a recent Netflix stand-up […]
Media & Entertainment
Montell Jordan Shares His Journey After Becoming Cancer-Free
American R&B singer Montell Jordan, best known for his 1995 hit “This Is How We Do It”, has announced that he is officially cancer-free after […]
History
The African Island Where Plantation Slavery May Have Been Invented
Historians point to a small island off the coast of Africa — São Tomé, located in the Gulf of Guinea — as one of the […]
History
Celebrating Bill Greason: The Last Living Negro League Player at 101
At 101 years old, Bill Greason stands as the last living link to the historic Negro Leagues, a pioneering chapter in baseball history that gave […]
History
Why Frederick Douglass Chose Valentine’s Day as His Birthday
Frederick Douglass, one of America’s most influential abolitionists and orators, never knew the exact date of his birth. Like many enslaved people in the early […]
Sports
Guinea’s Stadium Struggles: Waiting for a Homecoming
By Sekou Diallo For years, Guinean football has been haunted by a recurring problem: the absence of CAF-approved stadiums. The Syli National, Guinea’s beloved national […]