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Ghanaian citizenship ceremony held for Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, mother Fletcher & uncle Redd
Viola Fletcher (108-year-old) and her brother Van Ellis (101-year-old), in matching attire and pictured during their Ghana citizenship ceremony at…
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Nigeria has a new president-elect, Bola Ahmed Tinubu
Former two-term Lagos State governor, Bola Ahmed Tinubu emerged as the winner in Nigeria’s presidential election — the most closely…
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Tanzania fought the world’s shortest war, it lasted less than 40mins
If only all wars were as short as the Anglo-Zanzibar War. Lasting only 38 minutes, this conflict — which took place…
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What you need to know about Nigeria’s 2023 elections
On February 25, Nigerians will elect President Muhammadu Buhari’s replacement as he is serving out the second of his constitutionally…
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Own your languages – AKADiMagazine.co.uk Clubhouse panel urges Africans
Ghanaians, especially those living abroad have been asked to embrace speaking their local language and be proud of it. This…
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Anthony Amoako-Attah displays tribal identity at Heller Gallery’s glass art exhibition
Anthony Amoako-Attah explores themes of individual and tribal identity, consumer culture, and migration in his first American exhibition, ‘What Do…
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U.S. first lady Jill Biden on a five-day visit to Namibia & Kenya
Jill Biden headed for Africa on Tuesday, February 21, first stop Namibia, declaring as she departed Washington that she had “a…
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Morehouse College International Spring Tour heads to Ghana & Senegal
(Students - L to R): Olufemi Yessoufou, William Barnes, Odein Karibi-Whyte, Tyler Greene, Hasani Comer, Jared Holt, Mekhi Perrin, Divine…
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Ghanaian teen, Ruth Ama is the youngest Ph.D. student in U.S. varsity
Ruth Ama Gyan-Darkwa, a young Ghanaian who made history after enrolling in Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology (KNUST)…
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How minerals in phone and EV batteries fund armed conflict in Africa
Tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold. All of these minerals are found in our electronics and all are considered ‘conflict minerals,’…
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