In a fiery exchange during Thursday night’s presidential debate, former president Donald Trump claimed that an influx of immigrants from the U.S.-Mexico border were “taking Black jobs.”
Independence Day is around the corner, so you may be stocking up on American flag-themed paper plates, T-shirts and the like. If you are, congratulations! You're violating
In his increasingly rambling public speeches, Donald Trump seems to be talking in some version of Tamarian, a language first heard more than 30 years ago in a 1991 episode of “Star Trek: The Next Generation.” Spoken by a potentially hostile alien leader,
Reports have surfaced online claiming that 77% of Black doctors in the U.S. are Nigerians. While this figure may be somewhat exaggerated, the achievements of individuals like Dr. Foyekemi Ikyaator, a Nigerian physician and Medical Director of Life Savers ER in Houston, Texas, who opened her own emergency room at just 32, remind us that […]
Gavana wa zamani wa Uasin Gishu Jackson Mandago (kushoto) na afisa wa kaunti Joel Cheruiyot Chelule. Picha|Boniface Mwangi AFISA mmoja wa Kaunti alishangaza Mahakama ya Nakuru baada ya kukiri kupokea kitita cha hela kwa kuandamana na aliyekuwa Gavana waUasin Gishu Jackson Mandago, kusafiri ng’ambo 2021. Mwenyekiti wa Hazina ya Maendeleo wa Kaunti ya Uasin Gishu, […]
The mother of Kennedy Onyango, the 12-year-old boy who was reportedly shot and killed during protests in Rongai last week, has spoken out about the tragic incident. CHECK OUT: Rex Kanyike: Young Man Shot in Occupy Parliament Protests Dies In an emotional interview with comedian Eric Omondi, the heartbroken mother recalled her son’s hardworking nature […]
Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has emphasized her commitment to engaging with people on the ground despite the heavy backlash she received after Kotex denied any partnership with her. CHECK OUT: Don’t Be Chickens! Karen Nyamu Hits Back After Company Labels Her a Liar Nyamu had claimed that she and the brand were working together to […]
With the Digital Finance Africa 2024 conference a few days away, IT News Africa is excited to announce one of its sponsors: OADC Open Access Data Centres, which is participating as a cocktail sponsor in this prestigious annual event scheduled for Thursday 4th of July 2024 at The Maslow, Sandton in Johannesburg, South Africa. Open Access Data Centres […]
Image: Oga Obinna Media personality, YouTuber, and comedian Oga Obinna has finally shared why he decided to part ways with Kiss 100. CHECK OUT: Sammy Boy clarifies asking Oga Obinna to remove his interview from his YouTube channel Obinna explained that he faced significant challenges trying to convince Kiss 100 on essential matters, such as […]
The growing infatuation with English football in Africa; can the sport foster unity amongst the sports fans and citizenry at large? Since the inception of television in Sub Saharan Africa around the 1970s, the love for European sports like soccer, rugby and volleyball spread across the continent. Among those sports, soccer stands out with the […]
History books often gloss over or omit significant events that shaped our world. One such event is the Lima Massacre in Jamaica in 1832, a tragic and pivotal moment that remains largely untaught in schools. This blog delves into what happened, how it started, the death toll, and the lasting impact on history. The Lima […]
The poor economic dispensation in the country coupled with other challenges such as high unemployment has brought a huge dynamic shift in the East African nation of Kenya. Historically, the youth have been alienated from the political process and key decision making mechanisms in the country mainly owing to under representation at different levels of […]
In the annals of religious history, few events rival the significance of the Council of Nicaea. Held in the ancient city of Nicaea, present-day İznik in Turkey, this seminal gathering brought together bishops from across the Roman Empire to address theological disputes and shape the future of Christianity. Let's delve into the details of this […]
In 1944, as the world grappled with the aftermath of World War II, delegates from 44 allied nations convened at the Bretton Woods Conference to establish a new international economic order. This conference led to the creation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), institutions that have […]
In the aftermath of the Civil War, the United States Army formed several all-African American regiments, among which the most renowned were the Buffalo Soldiers. The nickname "Buffalo Soldiers" was bestowed upon these soldiers by Native American tribes, particularly the Cheyenne, who respected their combat skills and bravery. This moniker referenced both their dark, curly […]
