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Judge Sends Repeat Human Trafficker Back to Prison Following St. George Traffic Stop

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A man with an extensive criminal history of making money through the sexual exploitation of others faced the judge in a St. George courtroom last week.See the Story

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Private Felix Hall: The Black Soldier Lynched on a U.S. Military Base in 1941 - TalkAfricana

On the morning of March 28, 1941, deep in a wooded ravine at Fort Benning, Georgia, the lifeless body of Private Felix Hall was discovered. He had been hanging from a tree by a noose, his hands tied behind his back, his body left to decompose for over six weeks. Maggots had begun to consume […] TalkAfricana Read Article

List of East African Countries and Their Presidents (2025) - TalkAfricana

This list of East African countries and their Presidents highlights the current presidents, heads of governments, and other rulers across the region, providing an overview of the political leadership that governs over 300 million people. List of East African Countries and Their Presidents (2025) Below are the presidents of the various countries located in the […] TalkAfricana Read Article

Léon Rom: The Belgian Officer Who Used the Skulls of Africans to Decorate His Garden in Leopold’s Congo - TalkAfricana

Léon Rom was a Belgian colonial officer who served in the Congo Free State during the late 19th century and became notorious for his brutality. As a commander in King Leopold II’s Force Publique, Rom reportedly decorated his station with the severed heads of Congolese people and maintained gallows at his post. His cruelty was […] TalkAfricanaBelgium · Belgium Read Article

Rev. Charles Turner Torrey: The American Pastor Sentenced to Prison and Left to Die for Freeing Enslaved Africans - TalkAfricana

Charles Turner Torrey was an American pastor, journalist, and one of the most daring and politically-minded abolitionists of the 19th century. He played a major role in the fight against slavery by organizing direct actions to help enslaved Africans escape to freedom. His efforts were bold, controversial, and dangerous, and ultimately, they cost him his […] TalkAfricanaPrison · United States Read Article

Zappo Zaps: The Mercenaries Who Enforced King Leopold’s Deadly Rubber Quota in the Congo Free State - TalkAfricana

From 1885 to 1908, DR Congo was transformed into a massive forced labor camp. This territory, then known as the Congo Free State, was unlike any other colony in Africa. It wasn’t controlled by a government or a European empire. Instead, it was the personal property of one man, King Leopold II of Belgium. And […] TalkAfricanaBelgium · Belgium Read Article

Kadungure Mapondera: The African Chief Who Led an Uprising Against British Rule and Paid With His Life - TalkAfricana

Chief Kadungure Mapondera was a Shona leader who led one of the most determined early armed uprisings against British colonial domination in the early 20th century. At a time when much of the region today known as Zimbabwe was being forcefully brought under foreign control, Mapondera stood firm in resisting colonial rule. His fight for […] TalkAfricanaZimbabwe · Zimbabwe Read Article

Duluth lynchings: How a White Girl’s False Accusation Led to the Lynching of Three Black Circus Workers in 1920 - TalkAfricana

On the night of June 15, 1920, a white mob in Duluth, Minnesota, dragged three African-American circus workers from jail, Elias Clayton, Elmer Jackson, and Isaac McGhie, and lynched them in front of thousands. The men had been falsely accused, without credible evidence, of raping a white teenage girl. It all started when the John […] TalkAfricanaDuluth, Minnesota · Duluth Read Article

George Whitefield: The English Preacher Who Funded His Orphanage by Enslaving Africans on His Plantation - TalkAfricana

George Whitefield is remembered as one of the most influential preachers of the 18th century. A co-founder of Methodism alongside John and Charles Wesley and a major force in the First Great Awakening, Whitefield’s legacy is often told as one of religious revival and passion. But behind his celebrated sermons lies a lesser-known and disturbing […] TalkAfricanaUnited Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

King Béhanzin: The African Monarch who was Banished for Resisting France’s Conquest of His Kingdom - TalkAfricana

King Béhanzin, born Kondo and later known as Gbehanzin, was the eleventh monarch of the Kingdom of Dahomey, modern-day Benin. He is remembered as the last independent ruler of his kingdom, and one of West Africa’s most rebellious leaders during the colonial invasion. Béhanzin ascended the throne in January 1890 following the death of his […] TalkAfricanaBenin · Benin Read Article

Remembering Ruth First: The Woman Who Was Assassinated by South African Police for Opposing Apartheid - TalkAfricana

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Ruth First was a journalist, activist, and scholar who dedicated her life to exposing the cruelty of apartheid in South Africa. Unafraid to challenge the regime, she used words as weapons against injustice. Her bold resistance made her a target, and in 1982, she was assassinated by a parcel bomb sent by South African police. […] TalkAfricanaRefugees · South Africa See the Story

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Judge Sends Repeat Human Trafficker Back to Prison Following St. George Traffic Stop

Private Felix Hall: The Black Soldier Lynched on a U.S. Military Base in 1941 - TalkAfricana

List of East African Countries and Their Presidents (2025) - TalkAfricana

Léon Rom: The Belgian Officer Who Used the Skulls of Africans to Decorate His Garden in Leopold’s Congo - TalkAfricana

Rev. Charles Turner Torrey: The American Pastor Sentenced to Prison and Left to Die for Freeing Enslaved Africans - TalkAfricana

Zappo Zaps: The Mercenaries Who Enforced King Leopold’s Deadly Rubber Quota in the Congo Free State - TalkAfricana

Kadungure Mapondera: The African Chief Who Led an Uprising Against British Rule and Paid With His Life - TalkAfricana

Duluth lynchings: How a White Girl’s False Accusation Led to the Lynching of Three Black Circus Workers in 1920 - TalkAfricana

George Whitefield: The English Preacher Who Funded His Orphanage by Enslaving Africans on His Plantation - TalkAfricana

King Béhanzin: The African Monarch who was Banished for Resisting France’s Conquest of His Kingdom - TalkAfricana

Remembering Ruth First: The Woman Who Was Assassinated by South African Police for Opposing Apartheid - TalkAfricana

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