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West Coast celebrates Nkrumah Day!
Abdul Akbar Muhammad, international representative of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and the Nation of Islam, is a resident of Ghana and long time comrade to Kwame Ture and the AAPRP. ... read more / view event »
Is Clinton-Era Trade Bill For Africa Next For The Trump Hatchet?
August 15, 2017
The Trump administration can’t seem to find an existing trade or aid bill for Africa that it likes enough to renew. ... read more »
Slavery’s History and Legacy Must Be Unchained (Part 2)
May 18, 2017
The movie Django: Unchained caused- and movies on slavery since then continue to generate-mostly negative conversation and commentary, among Blacks. However, it’s mostly talk. No matter how Black people feel about these films, they’re not likely to take Hollywood to task for its distortion of history. ... read more »
CBC Africa Taskforce Co-Chairs Host Africa Forum on Famine
April 12, 2017
Congressmembers Meeks and Bass lead #EndFamineNow forum. ... read more »
Ayuko Babu Speaks the Legacy of the Pan African Film Festival
March 31, 2017
Ayuko Babu talks about the movies featured in the 2017 Pan African Film Festival.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks ... read more / watch video »
Ayuko Babu Speaks on the Importance of Movies About Slavery and Africa
March 29, 2017
Ayuko Babu demystifies the claims of Africans selling other Africans into slavery.
Host: Brandon I. Brandon ... read more / watch video »
New Look for Africa on ‘Corrected’ Boston School Maps
March 23, 2017
New Look for Africa on ‘Corrected’ Boston School Maps
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African Global Economic & Development Summit
Mar. 16-18
Attention Entrepreneurs, SME’s, Corporations, Political and Civic Leaders; If your business is poised, ready and able to provide products and/or services to the people and governments of Africa, ... read more / view event »
Revised Ban on Immigrants is ‘Catastrophic,’ Critics Charge
March 7, 2017
But the new and higher bars to entry to the U.S. have the tourism industry biting its nails. ... read more »
No Clues as to U.S. Policy for Africa but Theories Abound
March 1, 2017
Peter Pham, vice-president and Africa director of the Atlantic Council in Washington, DC. Is reportedly seeking a position.
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Tension Mounts As Kenyan Doctors Jailed In Labor Dispute
February 16, 2017
Corruption is a big part of the problem. ... read more »
Local Artist’s Monument To Rival Statue of Liberty
March 18, 2016
Nijel Binns' Mother of Humanity® Monument waiting to call an African nation home ... read more »
‘Co-Working’ Takes Root In Tech-Savvy Africa
January 6, 2016
The internet entrepreneur you saw staring intently into his or her laptop at a coffee shop, library or in a quiet corner of the bus terminal is finally moving indoors. ... read more »
Climate Change Poses Imminent Threat To Africa
December 23, 2015
While government leaders, media and climate justice activists converged in Paris to advance the fight against global warming and, as President Barack Obama said, “save the one planet we have,” extreme weather patterns were already creating havoc across the African continent. ... read more »
More heartbreak for Ebola survivor after baby boy dies
September 9, 2015
It was the new beginning that Sierra Leone's first Ebola survivor, Victoria Yillia, had yearned for after losing 21 of her relatives to the disease: a newborn who would allow her and her husband to start a new family. ... read more »
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