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African football must resist politics of disinformation | Said Temsamani
In the digital age, sporting contests are no longer decided solely on the field or even in the courtroom. Increasingly, they are fought in the
Knoxville Area Urban League business resources for Black entrepreneurs
Since taking over as president and CEO of the Knoxville Area Urban League last summer, Laurie Shanderson has been determined to hear directly from the
Black August Film Festival marks five years of storytelling with its biggest lineup yet – Local News Pasadena
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MTN Expands Digital Skills Programmes Across Africa
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African Leadership Academy (ALA) 2027 for young Leaders across Africa (Two-Year Pre-University Program) – financial assistance available.
1 Application Deadline: January 15, 2027 Applications are now open for the 2027 African Leadership Academy. African Leadership Academy seeks to transform Africa by developing
Erling Haaland’s Girlfriend Shows Support After Tough World Cup Loss
Erling Haaland had an incredible run at the 2026 FIFA World Cup but it all came to an abrupt end when the Norway national team
July 14 Introduced Us To Black Women In STEM And Pan-African Research
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Human rights activist Naâma Asfari is starving for justice, and the world is looking away
Fifteen years of arbitrary detention. Two UN bodies vindicating him. A man starving himself because every other peaceful avenue has been closed, writes Kamal Fadel.