Author: Ibironke Babalola
Custodians of Looted Heritage? The Foreign Museums Holding African Artefacts
Photo of the Benin bronzes display at the British museum (Wikimedia) For more than a century, some of the finest achievements of African art and ... Read More
CERN: “God” Has Been Found. Now What?
The incongruities around CERN require greater scrutiny by the stakeholders: all citizens of the Earth (Imagined by Gemini for FN) FEELNUBIA | SCIENCE & SOCIETY ... Read More
Two Crimes, One Blueprint: Slavery, Colonization and What Africa Must Learn
A memorial in honour of victims of torture in Kenya, including Esau Khamati Oriedo, during the British colonial era. (Image: Wikimedia) "The most potent weapon ... Read More
Kingdoms & Monuments: Royal Court of Tiébélé (Burkina Faso)
The Royal Court of Tiebele is proof that the Kassena are the masters of earthern construction (Image Wiki Commons) Discover the Royal Court of Tiébélé, ... Read More
Fractal Cities: How Ancient African Kingdoms Built with Sacred Geometry
Artistic impression of ancient Benin City, showing the Oba's palace at the centre, radial avenues, and concentric earthworks. (Imagined by AI) Africa's ancient builders were ... Read More
Midas Touch: Black Talents Saved Billion-Dollar Companies
From Jordan saving Nike to Blade rescuing Marvel: How African American professionals transformed failing corporations into billion-dollar empires. Read More
Eta and The Queens of Afre-Kh: Daughters of Okeseri (Book 1)
Tade, Tide and Tode (Eta Oba) prayed to the Great God Eledua for guidance (Image: Gencraft) BOOK ONE: ETA OBA - DAUGHTERS OF OKESERI CHAPTER ... Read More