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After 42 years in power, Paul Biya has been declared winner of Cameroon’s presidential election — again.At 92, he’s Afri...
10/29/2025

After 42 years in power, Paul Biya has been declared winner of Cameroon’s presidential election — again.

At 92, he’s Africa’s oldest leader.
But with protests erupting and youth frustration rising, how long can one man hold a nation together?

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10/29/2025

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10/28/2025

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The Suri people of Ethiopia live by a structured system of age-sets, where each stage of life carries unique responsibil...
10/28/2025

The Suri people of Ethiopia live by a structured system of age-sets, where each stage of life carries unique responsibilities. From childhood, boys begin tending cattle around the age of eight, before progressing to roles as young men (tegay), junior elders (rora), and eventually senior elders (bara). This cycle ensures the passing down of knowledge, values, and traditions from one generation to the next, keeping their heritage alive.

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The Sahouè of Benin honor twins with the sacred tradition of Ibeji—a practice rooted in remembrance and devotion. In cul...
10/27/2025

The Sahouè of Benin honor twins with the sacred tradition of Ibeji—a practice rooted in remembrance and devotion. In cultures with some of the world’s highest twin births, carved figures become vessels for the spirits of departed twins. These figures are cherished like living children—nurtured, dressed, and spoken to—ensuring the bond endures beyond the physical. ✨

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🌍 From the Pyramids to the Land of a Thousand Hills — Egypt and Rwanda are breaking barriers!The two nations just signed...
10/27/2025

🌍 From the Pyramids to the Land of a Thousand Hills — Egypt and Rwanda are breaking barriers!
The two nations just signed a historic visa waiver agreement, strengthening African unity and boosting tourism, trade, and connectivity across the continent.
💬 Do you think Africa is finally moving closer to a borderless future?

In the heart of Southern Ethiopia lies the legendary Omo Valley, a place unlike anywhere else on Earth. What makes this ...
10/27/2025

In the heart of Southern Ethiopia lies the legendary Omo Valley, a place unlike anywhere else on Earth. What makes this region extraordinary isn’t its wildlife but its people—an astonishing variety of tribes, each with their own language, customs, and traditions.

Generations of cultural pride and age-old rivalries over the valley’s fertile grazing lands have shaped life here, creating a living tapestry of heritage and resilience that continues to this day.

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Niger says it’s reclaiming control of its uranium.The World Bank says it’s breaking international rules.After nationaliz...
10/26/2025

Niger says it’s reclaiming control of its uranium.
The World Bank says it’s breaking international rules.

After nationalizing a French-owned mine, Niger has been ordered to halt uranium sales — a move that could reshape global energy politics.

Uranium from Niger powers much of Europe’s nuclear energy supply.
Now, questions of sovereignty and international law are colliding.

💬 Should African nations prioritize self-control over resources — even if it risks global backlash?

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10/26/2025

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The attitudes of many people in the world is greatly influenced by the media. How Africa, Africans and African Immigrants are portrayed in these mediums often stereotypes and reinforces perceptions of aid, disease and war.

When Belle Niba first came to the United States as a teenager, she struggled with the story that was being told about where she was from. Africa was always this dark place with endless wars, disease, poverty and strife. Her country of origin, Cameroon didn’t stray too far from the stereotype but the mainstream narrative was one sided and omitted stories of resilience, hard work, determination and success. The stories of ordinary Africans doing extraordinary things.

That’s when she decided to take matters into her own hands and fill the void. She created African Vibes, a general interest lifestyle publication, to counter the negative stereotypes about Africa and Africans perpetrated by mainstream media.

The publication reaches across the borders of national origin to engage bi-cultural individuals who have a desire to stay connected to Africa through stories that are hopeful, inspiring, educational and motivating.