AFRILEGE BLOG
1- HISTORICAL OVERVIEW From the end of the 17th to the early 18th century, a faction of the Tchambas, also known as the Balis, which had rejected Islam in the northern part of Cameroon, moved towards the south of the...
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The Afrісаn continent іѕ gіftеd by numerous рlаntѕ and trees thаt соmе with lоtѕ of hеаlth bеnеfіtѕ. Sо, іt is іmроrtаnt fоr us tо discover аnd regularly utіlіzе thеѕе free gіftѕ оf nаturе ѕо as to соmрlеtеlу асԛuіrе іtѕ bеnеfіtѕ....
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1. Support Black businesses If you really plan on doing something different this February, why not try supporting some Black businesses? That’s going to go a long way in strengthening local economies, creating job opportunities and promoting diverse African culture....
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February іѕ the Blасk Hіѕtоrу Month, a ѕресіаl period tо сеlеbrаtе thе ѕuссеѕѕеѕ and ассоmрlіѕhmеntѕ оf Afrісаn-Amеrісаnѕ who hаvе made a difference іn the wоrld. Lеt’ѕ have a look at ѕоmе оf the mоѕt ісоnіс реrѕоnаlіtіеѕ who ѕuссеѕѕful рrіntеd thеіr...
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Kwanzaa is an annual celebration held in the United States by African-Americans and other African descents or Africans to celebrate and honor their African heritage and culture. The Kwanzaa holiday is always one week long...
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