The day so far Another day, another shocking Oval Office meeting between Trump and a world leader. This time it was South Africa’s Cyril Ramaphosa, who was ambushed by the US president; Trump requested dimmed lights for video footage to be played purporting to show anti-white violence in the country and relentlessly peddled false accusations […]
For many Black Catholic communities in the United States, Pope Francis’ life and legacy, as someone who lived out an ethic of “all are welcome,” is “exactly what people living the Black experience in America need,” says Father David Jones, pastor of St. Benedict the African on Chicago’s South Side, who has served in the […]
The man John F. Kennedy called “the Jackie Robinson” of the Secret Service finally got to testify before a Congressional committee Tuesday — alleging fellow agents were often drunk on the job and there was a so-called “Chicago plot” to kill the president before his 1963 assassination in Dallas. His head bowed, Abraham Bolden, 90, spoke […]
A federal judge has said the deportation of eight men to South Sudan "unquestionably" violated his order that migrants must be allowed to challenge their removal to third countries. Judge Brian Murphy's finding on Wednesday was the latest turn in a fast-evolving dispute. One day earlier he ordered US authorities to keep custody of the […]
Brandon Johnson, the mayor of Chicago, is being investigated by the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Civil Rights after he made remarks boasting about the hiring of Black people in his administration. Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon, who was nominated to the position by President Donald Trump,
African countries need to tap the power of the grid and every resource available to them in order to achieve what the West takes for granted every day. The big question, of course, is how do we get there? Who bears what burdens, and how? Africa deserves the chance to improve the quality of life […]
You don’t need to jailbreak your phone or fly to Japan to catch a shiny Snorlax. You just need Bluetooth. Most guides talk about spoofing like it’s rocket science—root your Android, downgrade your iOS, cross fingers. But in 2025, that entire approach is dead. Niantic’s latest iOS 18 security updates introduced silent app integrity checks […]
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced a planned power maintenance exercise scheduled for Wednesday, May 21, 2025, which will affect various regions across the country. The outages are necessary to facilitate network maintenance and enhance the reliability of electricity supply. Below is a detailed breakdown of the affected regions and specific […]
Renowned coastal songstress Jovial has opened up about a difficult chapter in her life, revealing how she once worked as a receptionist at a guest house in Mombasa to make ends meet while raising her young daughter. In an emotional series of posts shared through her Instagram stories, the “Queen of Vocals” revisited the […]
The family of a brain-dead pregnant woman in Georgia is facing heartbreak and uncertainty after state law blocked their request to terminate the pregnancy. Adrian Smith, 30, was nine weeks pregnant when she was hospitalized in early February with severe headaches. Doctors discovered multiple blood clots in her brain. Despite emergency surgery, Smith was declared […]
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has been plagued by conflict for decades, making it one of the most volatile regions in Africa. The ongoing crisis has deep historical roots, with consequences that extend beyond the borders of the country. This blog explores the causes of the conflict, its implications, and the efforts being […]
Africa and the global Black diaspora have been trapped in cycles of economic dependency, largely due to colonial exploitation, systemic inequalities, and foreign dominance in key industries. However, economic liberation is not only possible but necessary for the empowerment of African and Black communities worldwide. By strategically investing in key sectors and fostering strong partnerships, […]
For centuries, Africans and African Americans have shared a deep yet complex connection, bound by history, struggle, and resilience. Despite common ancestry and a shared fight against racial oppression, a significant divide still exists between these communities. The dream of a united global Black family remains challenged by cultural misunderstandings, historical wounds, and systemic divisions. […]
Africa and its diaspora are at a pivotal moment in history. To achieve true integration, development, and prosperity, a new way of thinking—rooted in unity, innovation, and cultural pride—is essential. The Pan-African movement of the past laid the foundation for solidarity, but today's realities demand a more dynamic, forward-thinking approach that embraces economic collaboration, technological […]
Africa has a rich tradition of using herbal remedies to treat various health conditions. For centuries, indigenous communities have relied on the healing power of nature to address ailments ranging from digestive issues to respiratory problems. These remedies, rooted in deep cultural knowledge and experience, continue to be relevant today, offering natural alternatives to modern […]
