What’s your story? Name: TIA MICHELLE Country of Origin: USA Welcome to DUNIA…please tell us something about your childhood Well I was born and raised […]
5 things you need to know about Cyberbullying and how to overcome it
Cyberbullying is the deliberate and repeated threatening, harassment, humiliation, defaming (by spreading of rumors), and victimizing of an individual through the use of technology such […]
“To eat real food you have to make it yourself,” Agatha Achindu, Chief Yummy Officer
What’s your story? Name: Agatha Achindu Country of origin: Cameroon Founder: Yummy Spoonfuls Tell us about leaving your home country and settling in the U.S. […]
What does it mean to be an African “house-girl”?
by Joel Comment on DUNIA Article: The African Maid, A story about the Working Poor On a trip back to Cameroon in 2007 I caught […]
Destini Whitis pays homage to African American freedom trendsetters
BY DESTINI WHITIS Sometimes life teaches us to learn the differences between what’s real and what we feel. Every day we are given time to […]
The Life and Legacy of an ICON. Whitney Houston – Lessons Learned
It’s been a little over one week since Whitney Houston died. I was at a Valentine’s day party last Saturday Feb 11th organized by my […]
Migrations: Frank Bowling Journeys into British Art
WRITTEN BY JULIETTE GODDARD Tate Britain presents an Exhibition exploring British Art shaped by its Migration. Featuring in the Exhibition are included the works of […]
First Lady Michelle Obama’s focus on Childhood Obesity, Military Families & Motherhood
Born January 17, 1964, in Chicago, Illinois, Michelle Obama attended Princeton University, graduating cum laude in 1985 with a B.A. in Sociology. She went […]
Befitting Funeral or Befitting Life? Celebrating the dead over the living
At almost every funeral that I can remember attending, there has been at least one person whose eulogy has been a reminder that “we are […]
Our Lady of Lourdes College, Mankon – A Culture of Excellence with a Proven Track Record
By Lilian Nukuna-Fomunung At the foot of Bamenda Station Hill, in the neighborhood of Mankon village in the North-West of Cameroon is an all girls […]