New short film features Bristol women exploring the legacy and continuing relevance of African Queens
'Fix your Crown' is the culmination of a project developed by Bristol-based Razana Afrika
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'Fix your Crown' is the culmination of a project developed by Bristol-based Razana Afrika
A Women`s Day Special A Tribute To Queen Lozikeyi Dlodlo Lozikeyi Dlodlo, the Queen of the Ndebele, Queen
The singer, actress, and folklore storyteller spoke to us about how her move to Oklahoma pushed her to pursue her dreams, and the performer's latest Black History Month project, #We3Queens.
Graphic Online BY: Augustina Tawiah 30.5k Shares 705 Ghanaians last Wednesday, January 27, bid farewell to their longest serving leader, former President Flt Lt Jerry John Rawlings. The well-organised and attended final funeral rites for former President Rawlings who had been so deep in Ghana’s political history marked the end of a charismatic leader who identified himself with the grassroots, including market women, fishermen and informal workers. He often joined them to engage in ordinary work such as cleaning gutters. Former President Rawlings ruled Ghana from 1979 to 2000, first as a m...
The Ashanti were between the 15th & 19th century having enormous wealth and dominance over trade It’s almost 200 years since the Battle of Nsamankow, which was fought between the Ashanti Kingdom that occupied what is now southern Ghana and the British. In that war, during the reign of Ashanti king Osei Tutu Kwame Asibe Bonsu (c. 1801–24), the Ashanti brutally defeated the British, killing a governor on January 21, 1824. That war would mark the beginning of the over 100 years of battle between the British and the Ashanti people which is today known as the Anglo-Ashanti wars. But what spar...