Different African communities have developed distinct hairstyles that have crossed the Atlantic into the western world and ...

The Fulanis, an ethnic group of people live in West Africa, Central Africa and South Sudan. There have been clashes, murders and counter killings among them and indigenous people for years now.

By Olikita Ekani Residents of Benue State in the North Central Nigeria, have expressed their happiness over the return of Peace to their communities Benue, a Predominantly Christian sta ...

Residents of Benue State, have commended TruthNigeria News Medium for it's pivotal roles, leading to safety of their people, land, reduction of number of attacks and casualtiesBenue is one of the ...

This traditional African hairstyle is indigenous to the Fulani people of West Africa. Having originated among them thousands of years ago, the hairstyle remains a symbol of identity for Fulani women.

With the dust yet to settle on the alleged plan by bandits fleeing the North to attack the South West, with Lagos being put on red alert by security agencies and community leaders, the daily streaming ...

A practical and theoretical introduction to traditional West African music and culture. Students experience the rhythms, songs, movements, and languages of Ghana and its neighboring countries through ...

The Grammys executive producer speaks to PEOPLE about Kanye West's presence on the red carpet Marina Watts is a Digital Writer, Music at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024.

Photograph by Ami Vitale The giraffes we have chased for a week are the descendants of some 50 animals that made their way to the West African country ... dusty plateau. A Fulani herder named ...

West shared multiple posts to X in support of what he called his wife's "invisible dress" at the awards show Hedy Phillips is the Style Editor at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2022.

History tells us that people who accommodated Fulani herdsmen and their cattle ... started in the 14th and 15th centuries in the West and Central Africa. It began in Nigeria in the 19th century.