House Negro for Hire —By Ebhohon Majekodunmi Oseriemen

(for Kemi Bad Knock) “Madam, I see your face on telly— Black, but not quite. White, you insist. A misprint of melanin, you say, A clerical error on your birth certificate.” I paused. She beamed. “THIS, YOU SEE, IS NOT BLACKNESS,” She pinched her skin, angled it to the light. “OBSERVE, AT NOON, IT BLUSHES WHITE— AN ACCIDENT OF…

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African Americans Build 300-Acre Housing Project in Ghana

African American entrepreneurs are spearheading the development of a 300-acre housing project in Accra, Ghana, named Sanbra City—‘Sanbra’ meaning ‘return’ in the Akan language. This initiative aims to provide modern, sustainable housing options for the African diaspora, encouraging reconnection with their ancestral roots. The project is a collaboration between Earn Your Leisure co-founders Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings, activist…

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Seun @ 42: Celebrating a Musical Maestro and a Dauntless Revolutionary

When it comes to Seun Anikulapo Kuti, it is not just his name, his music or his saxophone that defines him—it is the unquenchable flame within him, a fire that refuses to be extinguished. On January 11th, Eleniyan, as he is fondly called by close associates, added another year, and it’s a good time to reflect on his journey…

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Ifá, Binary, Quantum Physics, and Medicine

Have you ever wondered how ancient systems of thought could connect with the technology-driven world we live in today? Let’s take the Odu Ifá—the 256 sacred patterns central to Ifá divination. At first glance, they might seem mystical, but delve deeper, and you’ll uncover something remarkable: they operate on a binary logic strikingly similar to the 1s and 0s…

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Celebration in Africa, as Ghana Grants Citizenship to 524 African Diasporans

Ghana has continued its Pan-African mission to reconnect the African diaspora with their ancestral home. In a historic ceremony, 524 African Americans and Afro-Caribbeans were granted Ghanaian citizenship. This event shows Ghana’s commitment to fostering unity among African descendants and addressing the dislocation caused by the transatlantic slave trade. ALSO READ: How Germany Earned $6.3 Billion from Chocolate Exports…

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Human Zoos: A Historical Injustice Against People of African Descent

The concept of “human zoos,” where people were exhibited as spectacles for the entertainment and curiosity of European and Western audiences, is one of the most grotesque examples of racism and dehumanization in modern history. These exhibitions showcased individuals—primarily from African, Indigenous, and other colonized communities—as living proof of so-called “savage” or “primitive” cultures, often juxtaposed against Western “civilization.”…

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How African Americans Built the White House and the U.S. Capitol

Ironically, the White House, one of the most recognizable symbols of American democracy, was largely built by enslaved African Americans—a reality many Americans remain unaware of. This lesser-known chapter of U.S. history brings a new perspective to the White House and other historic government buildings in Washington, D.C., which were constructed with the forced labor of African Americans. The…

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Botswana Launches First Domestic Electric Vehicles

Botswana has officially entered the electric vehicle (EV) market with the unveiling of its first domestically assembled Electric Vehicles, a significant step in its technological and economic development. This milestone comes through a collaboration with Chinese automotive brands, positioning Botswana as a regional leader in sustainable mobility. The nation plans to roll out 50 electric vehicles in the near…

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The Great Delusion

The Great Delusion invites you into a thought-provoking exploration of societal ignorance and arrogance. Set against a backdrop of tension, the play reveals how a community’s disdain for Black contributions leads to chaos and despair. As the characters grapple with their misconceptions, expect sharp humor, poignant moments, and a powerful message about the importance of recognizing and valuing all…

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