If you see Eli Caldwell, he is always in a good mood, always smiling as he attends different student organization events, looking to brighten up the day of his fellow students at the University of Kentucky.
But behind that smile is a story and the journey of a survivor.
Growing up in the village of Kwanyuswa, Dr. Mazibuko made the impossible possible, she became the first in her family to be literate. “I was the first indigenous black to enter the field of radiation Oncology in KZN and I was called a monkey that doesn’t deserve education. I was harassed by white and Indian doctors, they called me names daily,” said Dr. Mazibuko.
The billionaire indicates that from now on, his primary focus will be on power generation and no longer the Nigerian oil and gas sector.
As Afro-beats continues to be the worldwide sound associated with the summer and everything enjoyable, more and more artists from the continent are getting their well deserved time in the spotlight. Burna Boy is one of those prolific musicians and at this point, not being aware of his impact and signature sound should be a cultural crime of sorts.
Onlookers may ask what drove a 25-year-old man with perfect hearing, no speech impediments and novice experience with sign language to develop a solution to the challenges people with hearing impairments face? Answer? His love for a bright young family member.