Did you ever hear of the University of Al Quaraouiyine in Morocco?
The University of Al Quaraouiyine (Qarawiyyin), located in Fez (within the Medina of...
Across Africa, polygamy has been part of social life for centuries, shaping family structures, inheritance systems and community relationships.
In many societies, a man having...
The African Digest Officially Launches: A New Window into Africa, Africans and Africa’s Future
Accra, Ghana 23rd November 2025 — Today marks the official launch...
Thousands of climbers attempt to summit the roof of Africa each year. At 19,341 feet, Mount Kilimanjaro, in northeastern Tanzania, is the largest freestanding...
Red-Red (popularly known as Gob3 – pronounced /gor-beh/) is a beloved Ghanaian stew made from black-eyed beans cooked in red palm oil, tomatoes, and...
Musician, Performer, Founder and King of Afrobeat, Political Activist and Voice for the People
Fela Kuti was popularly described as the "Black President", a title...
Hawawshi is a classic Egyptian street food consisting of pita bread (preferably Aish Baladi) stuffed with spiced minced meat, onions, peppers, and parsley,...
By The African Digest
What an elderly person sees sitting down, a child cannot see even when he climbs the tallest tree.
The Mango Tree Wisdom...
“I started singing when I was six years old, and I’m grateful every day that I still get to live my passion and do...
Have you ever heard of the Okavango Delta in Botswana ?
The Okavango Delta is a unique pulsing wetland. Better still, an alluvial fan, the...
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