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Trinidad Curator Showcases African Diaspora Art
Donnamarie Baptiste, a Trinidadian arts and culture curator and creative producer, is recognized for her work shaping contemporary art within the African diaspora. Her latest
African trade infrastructure improves since 2022 Standard Bank
African trade is experiencing a period of increased momentum, with improvements observed across infrastructure, business confidence, and macroeconomic stability. This is the first time since
Kenya Emerges as Hub for African Film Production
When two diaspora filmmakers land in Kenya with cameras, scripts, and a week-long creative itinerary, it’s tempting to call it a film tour. However, what’s
Nature-based solutions bolster climate resilience in African cities
Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) and green-gray infrastructure (GGI) interventions are increasingly prevalent in African cities and globally, reshaping approaches to climate resilience. These projects, when implemented
South African Sci-Fi Film Rupture Debuts
Abongwe L. Booi has released ‘Rupture,’ a new South African science fiction short film. Booi, a SAMA-nominated writer, director, and producer, has previously worked on
African leaders urged to safeguard future generations
President John Dramani Mahama addressed the Official Opening of the 2026 Judicial Year and the 20th Anniversary of the African Court on Human and Peoples’
Florida Agency Connects African Diaspora Through Travel
Jason Broadnax founded Moor Global in 2019. The Florida-based travel agency focuses on connecting people of African descent worldwide while integrating travel, real estate, and
ACLED Report: African Developments in July 2025
June witnessed a significant shift in Mali’s ongoing conflict with the departure of the Wagner Group and the subsequent deployment of Africa Corps, operating under
UNFPA Forum in Ghana Focuses on African Diaspora
A forum focused on advocating for the recognition of the diversity and cultural contributions of people of African descent was held in Accra, Ghana. The
World Bank Program Aims to Reach 18 Million African Youth
A $972 million initiative, backed by the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA), has been launched to address youth unemployment in Eastern and Southern Africa.