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...)

Mountaga Keita is the founder of Tulip Industries, a start-up specialized in advanced technologies. His flagship product: the Octopus medical terminal, which offers telemedicine services. (Read more...)

In 1978, Howroyd founded a small temporary employment business in Beverly Hills called Act 1, with her $1,500 savings, a small office, a telephone, and her brother-in-law Tom Noolan as her first client. (Read more...)

The Human Genome Project, an effort of international research to determine the sequence of the DNA of the human genome, missed out many variables from the genomes of Africans. (Read more...)

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

Brian Gitta was a victim of the malaria disease on several occasions. He suffered most especially from undiagnosed malaria on numerous stints despite the blood tests carried out on him with negative results. (Read more...)

In 2021, Burna Boy won the award for Best World Music Album at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards for his album "Twice as Tall", a crown to his rising music career. (Read more...)

Du Bois's life history was graced with a series of firsts. He was the first in his family to attend High School, and the first African American to attain a Doctorate from the prestigious Harvard University. (Read more...)

Afrocentricity is a model whose idea propagates that for the people of Africa to obtain their balance, they should reclaim a sense of organization. (Read more...)