The Paramount Chief of the Aflao Traditional Area, Togbui Adzongaga Amenya Fiti Vhas reiterated a call for a national holiday for the believers of the African Traditional Religion.

Sadly, UC's history is a microcosm of the national history of untold native tribal injustices inflicted by the U.S.

At the same time some liberal scholars have opined that African religion is monotheistic, holding the belief in one Supreme Being. The author points out that African religion, like Christianity and ...

Many African indigenous religions see creation as existing in three tiers, or levels. At the top, there’s the spirit realm, where the gods and goddesses are.

Christian African newcomers usually join churches that either belong to the denomination they used to be part of in the homeland, or those which are established by their compatriots in Australia.

The African Church, arguably Nigeria’s oldest indigenous church, was a child of rebellion.It was birthed in protest and grew in discord and became firmly rooted in crisis and unfortunately, 124 ...

The Afrikania Mission has expressed deep concern over the marginalisation of the African Traditional Religion during the observance of the National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving, held on Tuesday, 1st ...

Religion plays an essential role in African society, shaping its traditions, beliefs, and cultural practices. Africa is home to various religious landscapes, encompassing indigenous traditions ...

Fractals are present not only in the urban planning of African indigenous architecture, but also in its building plans, art, fabrics, hairstyles, religious rites, children's games, and other ...

Their businesses, built on the foundation of indigenous African crops, are not just contributing to their countries’ economies; they are also playing a crucial role in achieving Zero Hunger by 2030.

The way indigenous markets influence the organisation of African economies should be embedded in urban planning and renewal rather than continuing to isolate and marginalise market traders.

Consistent with ubuntu and other African values, indigenous African commerce can be characterised by social aspects that are often missing in Western neo-liberal commerce.