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Giving
Wo Ye Bra Program Receives $50,000 Donation from Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.
(TheAfricanDream.net) — The founder of Wo Ye Bra Program, Dr. Adrienne Booth Johnson, and her husband Attorney Joe Johnson received a…
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Giving
Wo Ye Bra Program’s Vice President of Operations, Ghana, arrives in the U.S.
(TheAfricanDream.net) — The Wo Ye Bra Program Vice President of Operations from Ghana, Mrs. Ellen Adu Baah has arrived in…
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Giving
Wo Ye Bra Program is Changing Africa “One Village at a Time”
(TheAfricanDream.net) — Wo Ye Bra (which means “menstrual cycle” in Twi, a Ghanaian dialect) is a West African empowerment programme…
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Sports
Zambia’s Barbra Banda is BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year
Zambia and Orlando Pride forward Barbra Banda has been voted BBC Women’s Footballer of the Year. She received the most…
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The Smithsonian’s FIFA 2026 event celebrates African Soccer
Photo L2R: Douglas Boateng, Kwabena Ofori, Dr. Richmond Danso, Vincent Makori, Oral Ofori and Gathoni Kamau. / ©️ National Museum…
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Opinion
The Blue Sharks: How Cape Verde Won the Heart of the World by Dr. Herzberger-Fofana
The extraordinary journey of Cape Verde’s national football team at the FIFA World Cup is about far more than football.…
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Sports
Players of African descent who starred at World Cup final stages
Although Africa’s national teams had exited the recently ended World Cup tournament by the semifinal stage, the continent’s influence remained…
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Opinion
Filler killer: How three repeated words could wreck your credibility on air
There is a sound that haunts every broadcast studio on this continent, and it is not static, not a dropped…
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Sports
CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026 kick-off times
The TotalEnergies CAF Women’s Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2026, Africa’s flagship women’s competition, will kick off on 26 July…
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World Cup & Racism: Zero Tolerance by Dr. Herzberger-Fofana
Why the attacks on Kylian Mbappé reveal the persistence of colonial stereotypes in international football. Every FIFA World Cup reminds…
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