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Diaspora
EVE International Foundation launches new branch in U.S.
Lady Julia Osei-Tutu, Princess Consort of Asanteman, wife of the Asantehene Otumfuo Osei-Tutu II, inaugurated the USA chapter of the…
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Giving
Eugenia Boateng advocates for water & menstrual hygiene in Tanzania
Ghanaian American women’s advocate and media personality Eugenia Boateng, took a trip to Tanzania to raise awareness about the severe…
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Arts/Culture
Buwa Kingdom, Ghana, installs Jacqueline Carmon Queen Mother
Jacqueline D. Carmon, an African-American from Washington DC., has been installed as Buwa Kingdom’s Her Royal Highness (HRH) ‘Haala Kuoro…
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Giving
Lamisi Music Foundation ‘fights for the girl child’ in Ghana
Lamisi Music Foundation is a nonprofit organisation dedicated to empowering and advocating for the rights of the girl child in…
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Politics
Kenya’s Lilian Barr now Northern Ireland’s first Black mayor
Lilian Seenoi-Barr made history this week when she became the first Black Mayor of Northern Ireland. She was installed as mayor of Derry City…
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Arts/Culture
Amma Prempeh’s Kente documentary wins 3 awards
Ghana’s first kente documentary, “Kente Culture Story Documentary Film: The Importance of Kente to Ghanaians & Black Africans,” about the…
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Arts/Culture
Amma Prempeh premieres Ghana’s first Kente Culture Documentary in US
Amma Prempeh, a film maker, has made Ghana proud as she engaged in three historic meetings in Washington DC on…
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Diaspora
Black in Palestine, the story of Afro-Palestinians
The African-Palestinian community has survived in the tiny African quarter of Jerusalem and are fiercely proud of their origins and…
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Personality
Alessandro De’ Medici, the Black Duke of Florence, Italy
During the 15th and 16th centuries, the Italian Renaissance was an incredible time for culture, arts and science. From artists…
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Health
What life is for Kenyans with rare ‘mind blindness’
Close your eyes. Then, picture a banana. You see it, right? Now, picture the face of your father or mother. I…
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