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Arts/Culture
Uni of North Carolina, US begins Nigerian Yoruba Language courses
The University of North Carolina (UNC), Chapel Hill has introduced courses for the Yorùbá language of Nigeria in three levels…
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Diaspora
ADDI to hold Afro-United Festival at Howard University
The African Diaspora Development Institute (ADDI) will be hosting a two-day event through its DMV (named after District of Columbia,…
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Giving
How Atlantic Essential Development aids underserved communities
Atlantic Essential Development (AED) is a 501c(3) humanitarian aid organization committed to providing lifesaving and life-enhancing programs to underserved communities…
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Travel
Richmond International Airport earns North America’s ‘Most Efficient’ award
Photo: Aerial view of Richmond International Airport (RIC) / © Joe Mahoney / Wikimedia Commons (insert is Perry J. Miller,…
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Finance
Inaugural AfCFTA Youth Symposium holds in Zambia
The secretariat of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), in collaboration with the Government of Zambia, hosted the inaugural…
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Arts/Culture
Adinkra International Arts & Crafts Show Ghana 2023 to hold in Aburi
The Papaye Recreational Village at Aburi in the Eastern Region, will become the main centre of attention when Ghana hosts…
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Politics
2nd Russian crude oil tanker with 1 million barrels head for Ghana’s Tema port
A second Russian crude oil tanker is heading to the port of Tema, Ghana. The Suezmax tanker Nissos Tinos left…
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Arts/Culture
First Ghana Food Festival USA launches in Wilmington, Delaware
The inaugural Ghana Food Festival USA took place at the River Front on Rosa Parks Drive in Wilmington, Delaware. The…
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Education
Ghana: Barcamp Tamale bounces back with a youth forum on finance & innovation
Barcamp Tamale, one of the networking forums organized by GhanaThink Foundation has restarted operations after a long wait. The event…
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Giving
Tumaini DC’s impact on students is challenging systems of social injustice
Tumaini in Swahili means “hope”. The D.C. based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization has described itself as a “culturally responsive & evidence-based social…
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