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Nomisupasta anticipates the release of her new album, Surrender, in February 2026, marking a significant period of personal and artistic growth. The album, executive produced by Thandiswa Mazwai, reflects themes of identity, renewal, and social consciousness, blending African influences with a global soundscape. Alongside her musical endeavors, Nomisupasta is expanding her practice through cultural, wellness, […]
Tougaloo College hosted a lecture Tuesday night featuring professor, author, and activist Angela Davis. The event, part of the school’s Voices for a Just World lecture series, explored themes of justice, freedom, and global solidarity. Connections Between Civil Rights and Global Human Rights Angela Davis’s lecture drew parallels between the civil rights movement in the […]
Kenya is hosting the 9th International Conference on Mammoths and their Relatives, a first for Africa. The conference, themed “Africa the Evolutionary Cradle of Proboscideans,” aims to foster collaboration and research focused on these mammals and their responses to environmental change. The Role of Elephants in Ecosystems Elephants are recognized as vital for maintaining healthy […]
The House Appropriations Committee released a final package of four full-year appropriations bills this morning. If passed, this would complete the House’s work on government funding for the year. This package covers Fiscal Year 2026 (through September 30) and includes funding for the Defense, Homeland Security, Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, Transportation, and Housing […]
The international order is facing significant challenges following World War II, leading to questions about global interactions and the associated risks. Oleksandra Matviychuk, head of the Center for Civil Liberties and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, recently stated that the Greenland issue has gained prominence in global politics, sometimes overshadowing the situation in Ukraine. Matviychuk […]
Fat Joe recently discussed his entry into the podcasting world and the experiences he’s gained through his show, Joe and Jada. The podcast, co-hosted with Jadakiss, launched last summer and explores a variety of topics. Podcast Launch and Content Following a period of significant online engagement, Fat Joe and Jadakiss decided to leverage their popularity […]
Stephen Grootes interviewed political analyst Dr. Ralph Mathekga on The Money Show, discussing his career and perspectives on South African politics. The interview is available via an embedded audio player. Academic Background and Career Dr. Ralph Mathekga has established himself as a prominent political analyst in South Africa. His educational background includes studies in Political […]
Chioma Ude founded the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF) in 2010 with a mission to create a hub for the African filmmaking community. The festival aims to connect African talent with the global film business and empower the next generation of storytellers on the continent. Early Career and Inspiration Ude, already an entrepreneur with experience […]
Alieu Manneh, a Gambian scholar and student in the European Master’s in Human Rights and Democratization (EMA) program, has spoken positively about The Gambia’s role in democracy and international justice. Addressing colleagues from Europe, Asia, and the Americas, Manneh discussed the nation’s political history and its current standing. The Gambia’s Democratic Trajectory Manneh observed that […]
CIZA is rapidly establishing himself as a prominent figure in the Afro-house music scene, achieving both national and international recognition. His success marks a significant moment in his career, moving beyond expectations tied to his family’s legacy. Early Career and Rise to Prominence Nkululeko Nciza, known professionally as CIZA, is the son of Nhlanhla Nciza […]