A decade after ISIS militants executed a group of Christians in Libya, a short animated film highlights their courage.

Deep within the vast expanse of the Sahara Desert lies an enormous, circular formation spanning nearly 50 kilometers—an ...

It is prominent on so many streets; a bedrock of the Black community — faith. Its foundation is rooted in the days enslaved Africans first arrived in America. Milwaukee public historian Reggie Jackson ...

Today, Albania is predominantly Muslim (56%, based on 2011 data), with a significant Catholic minority (10%) and 7% Orthodox Christians ... before traveling through Africa as a researcher ...

Learn more about the Black experience in Canada through the contributions made by people of African and Caribbean descent to the settlement, growth and story of Canada Organizations and educational ...

Veteran media personality Leonard Mbotela, who died last week aged 84, was one of the most iconic voices in Kenyan radio well know for his popular radio and television programme, “Je Huu ni Uungwana?” ...

A new documentary on Afrobeats, Nigerian Yoruba music, and politics will look at a century of fuji, juju, apala, sakara, highlife and more ...

Often referred to as a person’s ancestral “roots”, ethnic or cultural origins should not be confused with citizenship, nationality, language or place of birth. Religion refers to a person’s ...

Shannon Sanders, an African-American South Nashville native and award-winning BMI executive director of creative, reflects on ...

By validating DNA testing, Benin gives Afro-descendants a chance to reconnect with their roots in a precise and meaningful way.” “The desire to visit Africa, to walk the land of their ...

On February 8, 1983, at the height of The Troubles, Ireland faced a truly mysterious crime that remains virtually unsolved. Shergar, a beloved thoroughbred racehorse worth over $15 million, was ...

Important stratigraphical evidence has been forthcoming recently from this district concerning the succession of stone ages in South Africa (Neville Jones, Jour. Roy. Anthrop. Inst., 1920), and ...