Cheick Sanou, was a very bulky child who suffered from bullying at a young age and received the nickname "Biby" added to the bullying. (Read more...)

Amobé revealed African creativity and diversity to the world through the cultural programs he offered, notably "Acoustic", "Africanités", or "400 millions de critiques" on TV5 Monde and France 24. (Read more...)

Despite the overall deplorable medical infrastructure in Cameroon, Alain Nteff’s passion to save mothers and children is materialized in the App GiftedMom. (Read more...)

Ecobank "First Lady" heads the Ecobank Cemac Cluster with jurisdiction over seven countries. (Read more...)

In Dec. 2013 Medou Badang became the first non-European leader of the Cameroonian subsidiary of the multinational Orange. (Read more...)

Bolt is 6 feet and 5 inches (1.96 meters) tall. He has disproved conventional thoughts regarding tall athletes being at a disadvantage when it comes to fast starting. (Read more...)

Acha Leke has diligently constructed a vast network in Africa and connected himself to the major actors who aspire to bring growth and prosperity. (Read more...)

Dynamic, passionate, enthused, energetic, determined, and compassionate. These words perfectly fit the profile of Dr. Winifred Byanyima, fondly called Winnie, the lady at the helm of the United Nations program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). (Read more...)

In the early 2000s, when the Tanzanian government privatized loss-making companies, Mo Dewji acquired them cheaply and made them profitable. (Read more...)

From September the 12th to September the 20th in 1992, Mae Jemison was the science mission specialist on the STS-47 Spacelab-J flight. (Read more...)