Discover the extraordinary story of Minnie Riperton, the voice behind “Lovin’ You,” her remarkable music career, motherhood, courage and enduring legacy.
Adore Legends
The women. The myths. The legends. Adore Legends is our tribute to the trailblazers who broke the rules and changed the world. We’re deep-diving into the lives of the icons who paved the way for the modern woman, bringing you the grit, the glamour, and the victories of our most influential ancestors and icons. Discover the blueprints of greatness from the women who dared to lead.
After losing her sight to meningitis at age 11, Ejiro Sharon Okotie became a disability advocate, counsellor, author and founder proving that disability is not the end of a dream.
After 21 surgeries and a hysterectomy at age 29, Talata shares her battle with endometriosis and adenomyosis to raise awareness about painful periods and women’s health in Ghana.
Today, modern customary law reform is quickly veering away from previous existing practices. For generations,…
Discover fascinating Medieval Africa facts about Timbuktu, the Mali Empire, African science, trade, and powerful rulers that shaped world history.
Discover 10 powerful African queens who ruled mighty kingdoms before colonialism. Learn how Queen Amina, Yaa Asantewaa, Queen Nzinga, and others shaped African history through leadership, warfare, and resistance.
NASA astronaut Christina Koch makes history on the Artemis II mission as the first woman beyond low Earth orbit, honoring Ghana with a powerful tribute.
At 22, Simi Awujo is making waves at Manchester United Women while balancing her Nigerian roots, Canadian identity, and love for coding. Here’s her inspiring story.
International Women’s Day celebrates women’s achievements across Africa, but real progress requires action. Here’s what must change for African women after March 8.
Celebrate International Women’s Day with inspiring stories of Ghanaian women who have broken barriers in politics, media, business, and more — and changed lives through real achievements.