“Exploring African Roots Through a 21st Century Perspective” is the theme for this year’s Kuumba Festival. More than just an exhibit, Kuumba offers an in-depth look into African culture and seeks to make connections between the past and the present.

Sanaaj Mirrie is a noted dancer and the head of cultural arts agency Afiwi International. The Jamaican born Ontarian will be part of the Kamshuka Photography sponsored workshop, Building your Power Brand.

What better way to explore the intricacies of skills like customer service, conflict management, presentation skills or other management issues than with roleplaying and improvisational activities that open people up to new ways of thinking and behaving?

Would you like to learn how to stop craving sugar? Start with a few of these practical tips.

The Scarborough native is busy these days serving as a motivational speaker all over Canada as well as advocating the issue of diversity in the corporate world.

Sway caught up with the renowned DJ JoeLee Lissanu as he explains the beautiful design of his lounge, Lambadina and what he has in store for his valued customers.

During a presentation in Rwanda, I heard one of our partners compare some types of people to chickens sold in the market. These chickens are tied up for so long that when they are released, they don’t run away. They become so used to being tied up and defeated that they don’t realize when they’re free.

The Windsor resident tells Sway why he feels there needs to be a “black secretariat” dedicated to health issues and health promotion for Ontario.

Black men, white society, fathers, sex and other weighty matters were the targets of a sextet of talented spoken word performers who took the stage Saturday night at the 12th Annual When Sisters Speak event.

Sway’s weekly horoscope will give you the straight goods for your sign — don’t miss it!