The Paris of South America is what Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina has been called. Argentina neighbors Brazil, Uruguay and Chile as well as Bolivia and Paraguay. The capital Buenos Aires is the shinning beacon of the country but,… Read More

Born on July 18, 1918, into the Madiba tribe in the Mvezo village in the Eastern Cape. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was a South African revolutionary who was the country’s first black head of state and the first president. At the… Read More

The world observes Fete de la Musique or World Music Day every 21st of June. Over 130 countries including Germany, Russia, Australia, Greece, Italy, the United States, Japan, and the UK acknowledge it. The slogan “Faites de la Musique” (make… Read More

The Venezuelan Bolivar had faced dreadful declines that left the currency at rock bottom for years and years. Millions of Venezuelans left the country while those who chose to stay have turned their back on the bolivar and used the… Read More

In continuation of our first blog page on Nobel Prize winners on banknotes. This latest part features more modern banknotes. Read along to learn about their achievements and see the banknotes they are featured on. Gabriela Mistral – 1945 Nobel… Read More