SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — It’s a first of its kind honor, a Savannah woman is taking on the role of queen of a tribe in Africa.

Savannah native Janiqwa “Nqwamary” Nganga was given the rare honor of being named chief and queen of an African tribe.

Racist “culture” explanations for African underdevelopment are falseGeography, climate, and trade shaped societies more than ...

Body modifications and piercings have been a part of human culture for millennia, serving as rites of passage, symbols of status, or expressions of identity. Piercings hold a special place, with roots ...

What started as a way for Ada Ari to teach her children about their Nigerian heritage has become a full-fledged program that informs and inspires people of all backgrounds in schools across America. A ...

Exploring the incredible legacy of 'Sons of Ethiopia', the revolutionary album released in 1984 that completely redefined ...

Discover Gujarat’s hidden African village and the Siddi tribe. Explore their history, culture, and African roots in this unique offbeat travel destination.

The ‘African tribe’ who have been living in the woods had a bizarre response when asked why they were on land not belonging to them. All three members of the so-called Kingdom of Kubala were evicted ...