Students of every background experienced a little bit of West African culture through food, music and dancing.

At the Follow Your Roots dinner in New York City, five Black chefs cooked with ingredients that define the African Diaspora.

News is honoring Black History Month this February and reporter Sierra Krug took us center stage to meet the dancers with Virginia’s premiere West African dance group — Ezibu Muntu.

“The Ashanti were the last to be colonised, so they have kept their culture and tradition,” he says ... as several woodworkers attest that this is the largest coffin-making area in West Africa.

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The Musée de l'Homme also evokes the cultures associated with wax. Colors, shapes, patterns: fabrics change according to ...

A private collection that features over 650 items focusing on African American history and culture including photographs, ...

The hopping game of langa, played for generations in parts of West Africa, demands endurance in seeking to find a place on the global stage.

In his new tasting menu series, Tristen Epps offers a sneak peek of his upcoming restaurant BuBoy while educating diners on ...

In a dream, a mysterious voice calls out in the night to King Alantako, warning of “chaos” ahead for the young Nigerian sovereign. He wakes with a start ...