The following is a partial list of the various tribes throughout north, south, east and west Africa who are descendants of the Hebrew Israelite
nation: read more

British Academics Angry At New GCSE Course That Says Africans Arrived In Britain Before The English

AFRICANGLOBE – A new GCSE history course, said to teach students that Africans arrived in Britain before the English, has caused uproar among some British academics. read more

Our ancestors in the Philippines are ebony Black, from the ancient pygmy tribes Aeta, Ati, Dumagat, Mamanwa, Tagbanua etc. We even share their facial features, even though most of the rest of us were mixed with Malayo-Polynesians, Chinese and Spanish and so our skin is now brown and so some of us have some Asian and European features too. read more

The dark side of Winston Churchill’s legacy no one should forget

By Ishaan Tharoor February 3, 2015

The statue of Britain’s former Prime Minister Winston Churchill is silhouetted in front of the Houses of Parliament in London, January 30, 2015. (Eddie Keogh/Reuters) read more

Onion is brimming with sulfur compounds that shield the body from ulcers and different diseases. They will likewise battle bacteria in the urinary tract. read more

A man is not only blessed by his possessions, riches and position in life. Blessing comes in different forms.

Sometimes sickness is good. It helps you reshape your life, and to learn to recognize the beneficial from the harmful. read more

The little-known story of African royalty in India by Harshini Vakkalanka

Gujarat is not only home to the lost city of Dwarka, but also houses another secret heritage — African kings in India. read more

Many consumers consuming for the sake of consumption,
many takers still taking even what they do not need;

There are many who suffer abuses, injustice and trials.
Yet even these are the gifts of life;
In suffering can also be found a healing balm,
but all pleasures are toxic.
For in sufferation there is the remembrance of the LORD,
but in much pleasures, all is forgotten in a flash. read more

Following Nigeria’s refusal to devalue its currency (the naira), in-line with IMF recommendations, crude oil traders worldwide have begun to shun Nigerian crude oil over the last several months. Nigeria remains one of the primary sources of “sweet crude” oil grades that is relatively pure crude oil with low levels of sulfuric content. read more