Diaspora
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Krach Institute to host ‘Tech Diplomacy Roundtable’ in D.C.
Krach Institute for Tech Diplomacy at Purdue will host a pivotal event in Washington, D.C., titled “Tech Diplomacy High-Level Roundtable:…
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How 12-year-old Shokunbi won $11.5 million for her DIY air filter
12-year-old Nigerian-American student, Eniola Shokunbi, from Middletown, Connecticut, in the United States, gained recognition after developing a low-cost, high-efficiency air…
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How Lincoln University rescued the legacy of Azikiwe-Nkrumah Hall
Azikiwe-Nkrumah Hall, located at the Lincoln University in Chester County, Pennsylvania, in the United States, stands as the oldest building…
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Shiri Achu launches ‘first pan-African fabric’ in D.C.
Photo (L-R): Council woman Wala Blegay, H.E. Hilda Suka Mafudze, H.E. Henri Etoundi Essomba, Shiri Achu, and Madam Jan Du…
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Morehouse student runs two cookie shops while keeping 4.0 GPA
Chris Knight, a young entrepreneur from Richmond, Virginia, in the United States, is carving out a name for himself in…
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What is Ghana’s ‘Right Of Abode’ status for people in the diaspora?
Right of Abode (ROA) status is a form of indefinite residence and confers certain settled residence rights on the holder.…
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Culture will be at the centre of Jamaica Poetry Festival 2025
Jamaica Poetry Festival (JPF) 2025 will place culture at the centre of its 15th edition, to be held at the University…
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Overlooked Black inventions in everyday life
Most people think of the light bulb, the cotton gin, or even the iPhone when it comes to pivotal inventions.…
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Melanesians, the Black islanders with natural blond hair
In the heart of the South Pacific lies a group of islands home to one of the world’s most genetically…
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Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong honored by Georgia State Capitol, U.S.
Photo: Dr. Ofori Sarpong (middle) after being honored by the Georgia State Capitol / © GA State Capitol Ghanaian business…
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