Category: Around The Web

Thirteen-year-old Monifa and her 10-year-old sister Naima live in London, but were born in South Africa to an English mother and Nigerian father.

Hind Albolooki fled the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in the wake of threats from relatives for wanting to separate from an abusive husband.

Melania Trump has decorated the White House for Christmas and not everybody is loving it.

Cardi B and Offset have split again. This time it seems like they may not be coming back together. The couple may also be getting a divorce.

All three lawyers, Amr Abdel Salam, Hamido Jameel al-Prince and Wahid al-Kilani, who sued Rania Youssef with public obscenity and incitement to debauchery for wearing a sheer dress to the Cairo Film Festival have withdrawn their charges.

Justin Bieber has just announced that he is a “married man”. Before now, there have been a lot of unconfirmed reports about Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin secretly tying the knots, especially when she changed her name to Hailey Bieber on Instagram.

A Moroccan woman butchered her lover, chopped his remains into small bits and fed them to construction workers with rice.

It is no news that ever since leaving the White House in Since leaving the White House in January 2017, Michelle and Barack Obama have been enjoying the one thing they lacked during their eight years as first couple: alone time.

A court filing by the Justice Department has ruled that The White House can pick and choose which journalists are given a pass to cover it.

Melania Trump has just forced Mira Ricardel, the White House deputy national security adviser, out of her job.

Former First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama wrote a passage in her new memoir, “Becoming,” about how Laura Bush, her predecessor had offered her help to Obama when she became first lady. According to Michelle Obama, Laura Bush had said that if she needed help she was just “a phone call away”. 

Not a lot of people know the gravity of slavery in Africa. Many even think that Africans went of their own accord across the sea before they were made to work in plantations. However, that is not the case, as Africans were sold by their fellow Africans, and some were captured during wars before being sold into slavery.