1. Nelson Mandela South African politician, philanthropist, and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela served as president of that nation from 1994 until 1999. In a fully representative democratic election, he became…
This days many people keep wild animals as pet such as wolf, loin, snake, tiger, monkey etc. I will be dropping a story about a woman name Janice Haley who…
They dress in what is known as a Sulu, which can be worn by both sexes. Since their colonization in the nineteenth century, this textile has been there. Sulu, which…
A multiparty constitutional republic, Equatorial Guinea. It will be 28,000 square kilometers in size and home to 1,468,777 people in 2021. The president is chosen by the electorate to serve…
Nigeria is endowed with a variety of natural resources, including water bodies, which people have utilised to produce different forms of energy like electricity. How would you feel if there…
Advancement in technology has improved engineering, and engineers now combine scientific models with innovative thinking to create new designs that solve problems and also benefit humanity, and they are doing…
The tallest people in Africa are neither Ethiopians nor Tutsis from Rwanda. They are referred to as the Dinka people and are found in South Sudan. You would be astounded…
In his early twenties, Barack Obama made the decision to relocate to Chicago in order to pursue a career in community organizing. Concurrently, he attempted to make a living as…
There are a few things in Africa that deviate from the norm. The possession of weaponry capable of wreaking havoc is one illustration of a Western standard. Let’s first discuss…
Michael Jackson, often referred to as the “King of Pop,” passed away on June 25, 2009, at the age of 50. His sudden death shocked fans around the world, who…
Someone you know may encourage you to resolve your differences with a loved one as soon as possible if you and that person have recently disagreed. When they are convincing…
