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The Divas International Music Festival South Africa is scheduled for March 2026 at Coronation Park. The festival will be a celebration of women’s voices and a platform to address gender-based violence (GBV), held during Human Rights Month. The event, themed “Voices That Heal,” will feature an all-female lineup of South African artists, including Zee Nxumalo, […]
The Stallions Ladies of Burkina Faso are finalizing preparations for the 2026 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations, which will be held in Morocco. The team has completed two training camps featuring players from the national league and is now entering the next phase of their build-up. Training Camp in Ouagadougou Coach Pascal Sawadogo and his […]
Small businesses owned by Black entrepreneurs are reassessing their strategies as major U.S. companies scale back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs. This shift is prompting some to consider offering more “neutral” products or seeking alternative distribution channels. A Fighting Chance for Black-Owned Brands The co-founders of Puzzles of Color, Ericka Chambers and William Jones, […]
In May 2025, the China Global South Initiative, a collaboration between the Keough School of Global Affairs and the Atlantic Council Global China Hub, convened a group of twenty-two African environmental experts at the Peduase Valley Resort in Ghana for a three-day workshop on China’s environmental impact in West Africa. This workshop, supported by the […]
Atlanta’s hip hop scene maintained its dominance in 2021, influencing global music trends and fostering innovation. The year saw the emergence of new talent alongside the continued success of established artists, contributing to a rich and diverse musical landscape. The Rise of Atlanta Hip Hop in 2021 In 2021, Atlanta’s hip hop scene continued its […]
A group protested at a church in St. Paul, Minnesota, on January 18, objecting to the fact that the head of a local U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) field office also serves as a pastor. The protest drew condemnation from various officials and religious leaders. Indictments and Legal Concerns CNN’s Don Lemon and independent […]
Women’s rights activists held a demonstration in Latvia on Wednesday to protest the country’s potential withdrawal from the Istanbul Convention, an international treaty aimed at preventing and combating violence against women. The demonstration involved activists taping their mouths shut and sitting in front of a table marked with handprints. The protest follows a recent decision […]
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has initiated a nationwide tactical overhaul targeting illicit financial flows. This action is part of the Kenyan government’s effort to address concerns raised by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) and remove the country from the grey list. The move aims to mitigate the negative economic consequences associated with […]
Zoe Atkin, a British freestyle skier, is preparing to compete in the Olympic freeski halfpipe final against defending champion Eileen Gu. Atkin, the reigning world champion and top qualifier, has overcome significant challenges, including a deep-seated fear of the sport. Early Fears and Challenges Atkin has long struggled with intense fear, stemming from childhood and […]
Dr. Dannielle Joy Davis’s work in St. Louis encompasses university teaching, community initiatives, and conversations with families regarding their children’s education. Her scholarship has also created opportunities for students on an international scale. Colleagues describe her as a strong connector, facilitating introductions and collaborations among various individuals. Scholarship and Community Engagement Dr. Dannielle Joy Davis, […]