Oba of Benin Commemorates Late Mother with Ekasa Dance
The Oba of Benin, Oba Ewuare II, held the Ekasa dance on Saturday to honor the memory of his late...
In memoriam
Namibia’s Founding Father Sam Nujoma Laid to Rest After State Funeral
Sam Nujoma, the founding father of Namibia, was interred on March 1, 2025, at the Heroes Acre cemetery. His state...
Ilu Oba De Min Launches São Paulo Carnival Celebrating Afro-Brazilian Culture
The São Paulo carnival was launched by the Afro-Brazilian group Ilu Oba De Min, highlighting cultural pride and social activism....
Iran Commemorates Fifth Anniversary of Siamand Rahman’s Passing
Iran commemorates the fifth anniversary of Siamand Rahman's death, celebrating his extraordinary contributions to Paralympic sports. Rahman's career highlights include...
In Memory of Elizabeth “Betty” Jordan: A Life of Dedication and Service
Elizabeth "Betty" Jordan, a beloved wife and mother, passed away on February 26, 2025, in Santa Fe, Texas. Born on...
Colombia Enforces Stricter Entry Requirements for Venezuelan Nationals
Colombia has intensified its entry requirements for Venezuelan nationals, necessitating a return ticket and proof of funds. The new regulations...
Ndilimani Cultural Troupe Honors Nujoma’s Legacy with Heartfelt Tribute
The Ndilimani Cultural Troupe paid homage to Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, highlighting his instrumental role in shaping their music and promoting...
The Resilience of Afro-Brazilian Faiths Amidst Celebration and Adversity
Leandro Vieira prepares for Rio de Janeiro's Carnival, celebrating Candomble, while Mother Fernanda, an Umbanda priestess, deals with the damaging...
Exploring the Origins and Legacy of Brazilian Cinema
Brazilian cinema began in the late 19th century with pioneers like the Segreto brothers. The first feature film, "O Crime...
The Significance of the Oscars for Brazilian Cinema and National Identity
The nominations for the Academy Awards of the film "I’m Still Here" and actress Fernanda Torres inspire immense national pride...
