Afrobits
Content showcasing the vastness of Africa and the richness of its core values and culture
Arts & Culture
There’s this devious thing called life, how it creeps up on us and sometimes with more devious company, like a disease. (The Konja kingdom, somewhere in the multiverse) Julu nem julu neme…
The similarities between the African religious beliefs further supports the argument that boundaries across Africa are man-made and shouldn’t have existed. From the Bantu people of Kenya to the Yorubas of Nigeria,…
Unlike most of the other passengers whose family members were hugging and smooching them, Hugo walks alone to the check point. Here, his white skin is nothing special but he knows that…
Though the inhabitants are distinguishable by the names they call themselves, South side people, West side people. It is really just a small town separated by a flowing river cutting through the…
Introduction The theist or atheist argument is one that has become a common phenomenon in recent years. This takes place not only in intellectual circles but also on the streets. Theists and…
It would be worthy to note that after you have invested your time, energy and skill in creating an artwork, without proper and adequate advertisement, they may never get to the buyers.…
It was in the murky shadows of my dreams that I first heard my name. First faintly, then harsh and insistent like someone trying to water unfertile ground. The tension in the…
The story of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, who is also known as the man with many names, and his long walk to freedom for the people of South Africa, to date, remains one…
Remember your feminist ancestors The story of princess Yennenga is Indeed an African adaptation of the popular “they lived happily ever after” fairytale. A story that speaks of strength, love, skillful doggedness,…
While it would be nice to count down into the new year with your significant other in front of Times Square, New York, you know as a Nigerian that your crossover night…