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People of African Descent Marked in Observance Worldwide
The United Nations has launched the Second International Decade for People of African Descent, a global initiative focused on advancing equality and justice. The decade,
New citizens from African diaspora take oath in Ghana
Members of the African diaspora were officially sworn in as Ghanaian citizens on Tuesday, March 10. The ceremony signifies Ghana’s ongoing efforts to strengthen ties
Lincoln Library to Showcase African Diaspora Origins
Lincoln University will host an exhibition, Lincoln University through the Lens of Griff Davis, opening February 6, 2026, in recognition of Black History Month and
African Women Lead Agrifood Innovation Through New Fellowship
A new cohort of 25 African women leaders has been selected for the She Leads African Food Futures (SHEAF) Fellowship, an initiative by the African
African forests now emit more carbon than they absorb
Recent research indicates a significant shift in Africa’s forests, transforming them from carbon sinks to carbon sources. This development presents a challenge to global climate
Champions League: Top African Teams Vie for Semifinal Spot
The quarter-finals of the CAF Champions League 2025/26 are set to begin, featuring four first-leg matches between Africa’s leading club football teams. The Confederation of
New African Desk Focuses on Climate and Health Impacts
The African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), has launched
US UK CEOs employ strategies South African leaders may miss
Business leaders in the United States and United Kingdom have increasingly utilized a specific content format to build influence and generate business opportunities. This approach
South African Troops Deployed to Johannesburg to Combat Crime
Troops have been deployed to the streets of Johannesburg, South Africa, nearly a month after President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the military would assist police in
Afro-Pessimism Creates Rift Between African and Black Diasporas
The Kingdom of Dahomey, before the transatlantic slave trade, implemented a ritual where captives were forced to march around a “Tree of Forgetfulness” six times,