Africa’s Top Seven Tourist Destinations in 2023

TRAVEL & TOURISM – Enjoy the beauty of Africa, Caribbean and other exotic Black destinations. By Cecilia Garland Tourism in Africa is recovering faster than the global industry. After two years of decline caused by COVID, Africa has regained 65% of tourism that existed before the pandemic, with the number of visitors doubling between 2021 […]

Is The New German Migration Package a Threat To Africa’s Skilled Resources?

AFRICA INC. – Rising economies, start-ups, and Black wealth, etc. By Aly Tandian Germany presented a project for migrant counselling centers in five African countries, offering a selected category of Africans the opportunity to settle on its soil. A correspondent spoke with sociologist Aly Tandian about the significance of the decision. Why is Germany considering bringing skilled […]

Nigeria’s New Copyright Law A Boost For Nollywood

AFRICA INC. – Rising economies, start-ups, and Black wealth, etc. The digital era contributed immensely to the growth of Nollywood, Nigeria’s film industry. Pius Utomi Ekpei/AFP via Getty Images By Samuel Samiai Andrews Nigeria has finally updated its 2004 copyright law, bringing it into the digital era – where the entertainment industry has been for decades already. […]

African Civilizations That Left a Lasting Global Legacy

AFRICA THOUGHT – News features, commentaries, analyses, interviews & Op-ed. Stone obelisks stand tall in Aksum, Ethiopia. This city was once the capital of a kingdom spanning northeast Africa and the Arabian Peninsula. Shutterstock / Artist By Nancy Bird Pre-colonial African history is alive with tales of civilizations rising and falling and of different cultures […]

Another Libya? Sudan’s New War Is An African Problem

AFRICA THOUGHT – News features, commentaries, analyses, interviews & Op-ed. Analysis By Caleb Onyeabor/Staff Writer Sudan is the latest center of the exchange of fire in the world. For a country which has spent most of its post independent years in and out of conflict, what is going on in Sudan did not come as […]

Three Books That Distinguishes Toyin Falola as Nigeria’s famous decolonial scholar

BLACK PEOPLE READ Toyin Falola has turned 70. Image courtesy Olusegun Olopade By Sasnya Osha Toyin Falola, distinguished professor of history, is one of Africa’s most accomplished intellectuals. Born Oloruntoyin Falola in 1953 in the Nigerian city of Ibadan, he grew up in a sprawling, polygamous household that practiced Islam, Christianity and ancient Yoruba spirituality. […]

Bahamas Plans an Exciting Summer For Travelers As It Marks Her 50th!

TRAVEL & TOURISM – Enjoy the beauty of Africa, Caribbean and other exotic Black destinations. The Commonwealth of the Bahamas will this summer celebrate its 50th birthday, and tourism stakeholders are loading up exciting year-long itineraries for visitors.  The milestone, officially recognized on July 10, 2023, will showcase the country’s culture and heritage, and presents an opportunity for […]