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Oldest Living Survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, Mother Viola Ford Fletcher, Endorses Kamala Harris for President

Accra, Ghana – Mother Viola Ford Fletcher, the oldest living survivor of the Tulsa Race Massacre, has officially endorsed Kamala Harris for President of the United States. As Mother Fletcher just celebrated her 110th birthday, her endorsement holds profound significance, rooted in a century of lived history and resilience. In 1921, the Tulsa Race Massacre...

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#OccupyParliament: Protests have erupted in Kenya over tax hike proposals

NAIROBI, Kenya — Thousands of mostly young people demonstrated Thursday in Kenya’s capital and across the country against new tax proposals by the administration of President William Ruto in its annual budget legislation. The protests are driven by concerns that higher taxes will exacerbate the cost of living, which is already a issue for many...

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Africa’s Path to Economic Empowerment Through Industrialization

Today, the Africa CEO Forum took place in Kigali, hosting 75 presidents and ministers, 1,000 CEOs, and hundreds of media representatives. The “Made in Africa” narrative was a central focus of the forum, emphasizing the urgent need for Africa to industrialize and capitalize on its abundant resources for sustainable development. Political leaders across the continent...

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VISIT BRAZIL: THE BLACKEST CITIES IN BRAZIL YOU SHOULD VISIT

Brazil, country known for its diverse culture and rich heritage, is home to a significant Afro-Brazilian population whose influence can be seen  through various aspects of society.  From music and dance to cuisine and spirituality, the Black community has played a vital role in shaping Brazil’s identity. For travelers seeking to immerse themselves in this...

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4 Must-Visit Luxury Resorts in West Africa

Embarking on a journey through West Africa not only unveils a rich cultural tapestry, but also can introduce travelers to opulent havens that are the epitome of “eco-luxury”. If you are thinking about a trip to West Africa, here are four exquisite resorts in four different countries that offer luxurious unique stays and breathtaking landscapes,...

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Will Smith Spotlights Extraordinary Journey of a Guinean Student Who Bicycled 2,000 Miles Across Seven African Countries to Reach School In Egypt

Actor Will Smith has tapped into one man’s pursuit of happiness, surprising a college student who rode his bike across Africa to start school in a prestigious Islamic university with a new 10-speed, a laptop, and some travel vouchers for him and his family. The man was floored just by meeting the Oscar Award-winning actor....

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Liberia’s President George Weah concedes victory after tight run-off election

Liberian President George Weah conceded defeat late Friday after provisional results from this week’s runoff vote showed challenger Joseph Boakai beating him by just over a percentage point. The country’s elections commission reported on Friday that 78-year-old Boakai, a former vice president, secured a narrow victory with 50.9 percent of the vote, while Weah garnered...

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Visit Panama: How To Experience Afro- Culture in Panama

Panama is a country of remarkable diversity, and one of its most vibrant and rich cultural traditions is Afro culture brought by enslaved Africans. The history of Black people in Panama dates back to the 16th century, when the first enslaved Africans arrived in the country. According to some historians, they initially worked in the...

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Cameroonian President Paul Biya Celebrates 41 Years in Office

Cameroonian President Paul Biya is marking on Monday  (Nov. 06) his 41 year-rule over the central African nation. YAOUNDE, CAMEROON: Last year, thousands gathered in the capital, Yaoundé, for the occasion, although the president did not attend. Paul Biya, a former Prime Minister, assumed leadership of Cameroon on November 6, 1982, following the resignation of...

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Germany’s president ask for forgiveness for colonial-era killings in Tanzania over a century ago

Germany’s president on Wednesday apologized for killings committed by German forces in Tanzania during a visit to the East African country, Under colonial rule in Tanzania more than a century ago as he met descendants of an executed leader of a revolt against German rule “As German President, I would like to ask for forgiveness for...