Category: Africa’s history and Discovery

DAR ES SALAAM — On February 16, 2026, the Russian Centre for Science and Culture in Dar es Salaam hosted a vibrant Festival of Russian […]

RIYADH — Ugandan culture took center stage at Al-Suwaidi Park as part of the Global Harmony initiative, drawing visitors from different nationalities to celebrate Uganda’s […]

Kenyan musician and visual artist Coster Ojwang has launched MBAKA: The Boiling Pot, a new audio-visual podcast aimed at celebrating and critically examining Kenya’s vibrant […]

KAMPALA — A quiet but powerful cultural revival is unfolding in Uganda’s capital, as artisans gather at the National Theatre to preserve and promote the […]

NAIROBI, Kenya — Hustle culture in Kenya has evolved from a survival tactic into a defining feature of the country’s economic life. For many young […]

The Vumbula Uganda Festival, one of Uganda’s leading cultural events, has been hailed by international and local leaders as a powerful symbol of the country’s […]

KAMPALA, Uganda — The Government of Uganda has reported steady progress in promoting the use of mother languages in schools as part of efforts to […]

At least 327 couples from Kwale, Mombasa, and Kilifi counties have officially solemnised their marriages in a colourful mass wedding held at Kwale Baraza Park. […]

One of the most difficult questions in African history is rarely discussed openly: What happened to the millions of Africans taken during the Arab–Indian Ocean […]

Rising more than 5,000 metres (about 16,000 feet) above sea level, the Rwenzori Mountains stand among Africa’s most dramatic and mysterious landscapes. Straddling the border […]