Museum exhibits objets d’art from collections of prominent Parsis
MUMBAI's FD Alpaiwalla Museum, the world's only Parsi and Zoroastrian museum, showcases the community's rich cultural history ...
The St. Louis American6h
Washington University’s African Film Festival returns for 19th year
For nearly two decades, cinematic art that counters negative stereotypes, combats false narratives and offers first-hand insight about the continent of Africa have been showcased at Washington ...
Tribune Online7h
Dr. Babatunji ‘TJ’ Dada: As Nigeria’s multi-talented maestro takes global stage…
Dr. Babatunji Oluseyi Dada, affectionately referred to as ‘TJ’ in his inner circles, is a musicologist, composer, producer ...
ARTnews on MSN14h
Elizabeth Giorgis, Influential Scholar Who Left a Banking Job to Study African Modernism, Dies at 68
Being in the World Trade Center on 9/11 moved her to seek forms of "social change," something she found in art history.
Psychology Today15h
"Happy Land": How Land Ownership Impacts Mental Health
Valdez's latest novel, "Happy Land," explores land ownership through the generations. She shares her thoughts on land ...
Maine Public20h
As Bangladesh gears up for election, a new political player emerges
Gen-Z uprising in Bangladesh helped bring down Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Student activists continue to be central figures ...
AllAfrica21h
Africa: Strong Only On Paper? Fact-Checking Angie Motshekga's Claim About South Africa's Military Might
The Department of Defence's annual reports show that the number of SANDF members dropped from almost 80,000 in 2013/14 to just below 70,000 ten years later. Olivier's opinion is that "in virtually ...